How to breed budgies

Budgies are also called delicate phoenixes or colorful phoenixes. They were originally only produced in Australia and later spread all over the world. Now they are the most famous ornamental birds in the world. They have gorgeous feathers and many people like them very much. But how should budgies be raised? In fact, budgies are not difficult to raise. If you are interested, you can read the editor's detailed introduction to budgie breeding methods. After learning, you can try to breed them.

How to breed budgies

1. Budgies are suitable for breeding in pairs

Budgies are not raised alone, but in pairs or groups, and each budgie should have about 0.5 cubic meters of space, otherwise it will be detrimental to reproduction. The bottom of the cage for breeding budgies should be made into a drawer-like shape, which will make it easier to clean.

2. Budgies should pay attention to hygiene

There are certain requirements for hygiene when breeding budgies. The feces in the cage should be cleaned regularly, and the water bottle of the budgie should be scrubbed regularly. In addition, attention should be paid to the temperature of the budgie's living environment. This bird is not afraid of the cold, but its living temperature cannot be lower than ten degrees, otherwise it will be particularly detrimental to the growth of the budgie.

3. Feeding budgies

When breeding budgies, the feed should be diversified, usually mainly millet and barnyard grass, and some sesame seeds or perilla seeds should be added appropriately. In addition, when feeding budgies, some cabbage, rapeseed, inorganic salts, bone meal and other feeds should be added, so that the budgies can grow healthier and be suitable for their reproduction.