Inherited a green-cheeked conure

[TXchickmum]

We inherited a green-cheeked conure (after my mother-in-law's passing). She had the bird for 20 years. It is in the room with my daughter's fantail pigeon and budgie. (Each bird has an individual cage - the pigeon and conure have large flight cages)
The pigeon and budgie hang out together in the room with my daughter, and get along quite well. My question is this: will the conure get along with the other birds, or is it best to keep him in his cage? We've had him about three weeks, and he is quite social - interacts with us, and seems very content. He seems enamored with the pigeon, when she is near his cage. He is almost timid around the little budgie, and not too interested in him. I know nothing about conures. Any information, thoughts, is appreciated.

 

[Yardfulla poopers]

I only conures are sweet birds, not that that helps you any. Could he possibly get supervised alone time with each bird to make sure there is no fighting? Then slowly work up to having them all out together?

 

[TXchickmum]

That is sort of what I have been thinking. We opened his cage door while the other birds were still in their cages, to see if he would come out. He came to the edge of the door and looked around, but wouldn't come out. We will probably continue with this, initially. I think that your suggestion is probably the best idea. If he becomes interested in wanting to be out of the cage, we will see how he does with one bird at a time. (I honestly don't believe that he has ever been out of his cage. My mother-in-law had a dog and two cats, and I do not think she ever got him out.) We want him to be happy and not stressed.