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Long-Tailed Parakeet in Planet Zoo 2

Long-Tailed Parakeet Habitat Requirements

Belocercus longicaudus · Bird · Base game

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Habitat needs

Exported 2026-10-05
Temperature 18–33°C
−40−2002040 °C
Official
Group size 2–12animals Bachelor up to 12 male or 12 female Official
Barrier Grade 2 Min. height 1 m Official
Land area 6m² +6 m² for each extra animal Official
Flight space 6 +6 for each extra animal Official
Shelter 1m² Minimum per animal Official
Biome Tropical Southeast Asia · Asia Official

Terrain share

Official

Allowed share of the habitat floor for each terrain type. The bar spans the minimum to maximum share.

Group rules

Official
Preferred group
2–12
Bachelor group
12 male / 12 female
Mixed group
11 male / 11 female
Temperament
Confident
Mating system
Monogamous
Guest walkthrough
Allowed

Breeding and lifespan

Official
Breeding difficulty
Easy
Gestation / incubation
0 yr
Interbirth period
1 yr
Sexual maturity
2 yr
Litter size
2–4
Juvenile
2 yr
Adult
3 yr
Elderly
7yr
Food cost per period
251

Life stages and breeding times are given in years in the official data.

Compatible animals

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From the official Zoopedia "Cohabitation Options" lists. A pair counts if either animal lists the other.

  • Asian Small-Clawed Otter in Planet Zoo 2
    Asian Small-Clawed Otter
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • Great Hornbill in Planet Zoo 2
    Great Hornbill
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • Javan Green Magpie in Planet Zoo 2
    Javan Green Magpie
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • Malayan Tapir in Planet Zoo 2
    Malayan Tapir
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • North Sulawesi Babirusa in Planet Zoo 2
    North Sulawesi Babirusa
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • Siamang in Planet Zoo 2
    Siamang
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • Sumatran Orangutan in Planet Zoo 2
    Sumatran Orangutan
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral
  • Wild Boar in Planet Zoo 2
    Wild Boar
    Listed as neutral in the official data, on both entries.
    ~ Neutral

Enrichment items

Official

Enrichment

  • Rattle
  • Perch 01
  • Perch 02
  • Suspended Rattle
  • Suspended Perch

Food enrichment

  • Suspended Perch Feeder
  • Suspended Puzzle Feeder
  • Suspended Spike Feeder
  • Suspended Veggie Feeder
  • Melon Feeder

Size, status and colour morphs

Official
IUCN status
Vulnerable
Size (leg span)
0.35 m
Weight
Not in official data
Colour morphs
None listed

How much area for N Long-Tailed Parakeets?

Area = minimum + (N − 1) × extra per animal. A planning estimate; the game decides the final check.

FAQ

What temperature does the Long-Tailed Parakeet need in Planet Zoo 2?

The official data gives a comfortable range of 18–33 °C for the Long-Tailed Parakeet. Keep the habitat inside that range and use the planner to compare it with other species.

How much space does the Long-Tailed Parakeet need?

According to the official data, the minimum is 6 m² of land for the first animal (+6 m² for each extra animal), 6 flight space (+6 each extra). For example, 18 m² of land for three.

How many Long-Tailed Parakeets can live together?

The preferred group size in the official data is 2–12. Bachelor groups allow up to 12 males or 12 females, and a mixed group up to 11 males and 11 females.

What barrier does the Long-Tailed Parakeet need?

A Grade 2 barrier at least 1 m high.

Which animals can live with the Long-Tailed Parakeet?

The official Zoopedia lists 8 neutral cohabitants (Asian Small-Clawed Otter, Great Hornbill, Javan Green Magpie, Malayan Tapir, North Sulawesi Babirusa, Siamang, Sumatran Orangutan, Wild Boar).

Data source: official Planet Zoo 2 Zoopedia export dated 2026-10-05. Text on this page is written by this site; the numbers are the official values.

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