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Some conures are much louder.
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Many conures are too loud for noise-sensitive apartments. Green-cheeked conures are often quieter than sun or jenday conures, but no conure is silent, and contact calls can still upset neighbors.
Apartment fit depends on species, walls, neighbors, schedule, and your tolerance for daily calls.

Conure and Parrot Questions
Many conures are too loud for noise-sensitive apartments. Green-cheeked conures are often quieter than sun or jenday conures, but no conure is silent, and contact calls can still upset neighbors.
Start with a common conure profile.
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Use supplies after the care plan is clear, not before.
Pick gear that makes the daily routine easier to repeat.
Some conures are much louder.
Apartment sound travels.
Normal calls remain.
Poor care worsens noise.
Check rules first.
Quiet homes should choose carefully.
Assume a conure will make loud daily calls. If your lease, neighbors, or household cannot handle that, choose a quieter species.
Sun conures and jenday conures are famously loud. Green-cheeked conures can be more apartment-friendly but still call, alarm, and scream.
Poor sleep, boredom, fear, attention patterns, hormones, and lack of routine can make any conure louder.
Listen to real recordings, talk to owners, and be honest about shared walls before meeting a bird you may fall for.
Conures are not safe apartment picks for people who need quiet.
Quieter than some conures, not quiet. They can still produce sharp calls.
Training can reduce problem screaming, but it cannot remove normal species calls.
Many conures are louder and sharper than cockatiels, though individuals vary.
Calls may interrupt meetings. Plan around real sound, not wishful thinking.
Use these after the care plan is clear. Match size and materials to the bird you actually keep.
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