No, Tibetan parrots are divided into cockatoos, parakeets, short-tailed parrots, flower-headed parrots, gray-headed parrots, big purple-breasted parrots and so on. According to the provisions of Article 28 of the Wildlife Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), only budgerigars, peony parrots and Feng Xuan parrots can be bought and sold freely, and some parrots can only be raised if they apply for artificial breeding licenses. The remaining parrot species are forbidden, which is illegal.