does this mean he is sleepy? and not getting enough sleep?

Does he look slouched on the perch and a bit fluffed up because this might mean he is ill.
Is he lively or does he sleep a lot?

no he looks fine other wise, iam a bit worryed about him drinking i have one of these new cages with the bowls on the floor the shop said he was used to being feed on the floor of cage, but the cage she had in the shop the bowls were on the side, so i am hoping he is drinking well i not seen him

oh he is well lively he darts around the cage and whistes lots lol i think he is getting used to his new home lol

He may well be napping they do it on and off fluff up and close there eyes. Mine use to do it . Just keep an eye . If worried at all about liquid intake offer some fruit or leafy veg .

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cool thanks i am watching him eat now so iam not worryed

Mine used to make lovely cracking noise with his beak whilst napping use to make me cringe. We had ours for 14 years and my mother in laws is now 21 and still going . Love cockateils ours use to whistle half a pound of tupenny rice. and say give us a kiss. Use to talk the the kitchen mirror in the mornings.

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yer thats a question are mirrors good or bad
he loves the mirror but i was covering it up becasue it was like he loved him self lol, will it harm him if i let him look?

tHEY COMMONLY LIKE LOOKING AT THERE REFLECTION GIVES THEN THE IDEAR THERES ANOTHER BIRD THERE I THINK SOMETIMES. MINE HAD A MIRROR THROUGH HIS WHOLE LIFE AND IT WAS NEVER A ISSUE. BE CARFUL WITH FULL LENGHT MIRRORS IF YOU LET HIM OUT THOUGH AS THEY CAN FLY INTO THEM CAUSING HARM TO THEM SELFS.

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ok thanks for the advice there i think he enjoys the mirror so i might let him see it if no harm will come