Cultivation method of canary 1. Suitable for specific cages.
Hibiscus birds are suitable for breeding in specific cages, whether round or square. Male and female must be separated, and only one can be kept in the cage. In August and September, hibiscus birds enter the breeding season and will be caged again, then nest and prepare to lay eggs.
Second, a bird's nest like a bowl.
It is necessary to prepare a bowl-shaped nest made of straw mats for them. The nest mouth is about 12 cm, and the optimum depth is 15 cm. Fix this grass nest on the top of the cage and prepare a big bowl, sink and flat round perch. A dung tray should be prepared at the bottom of the cage to facilitate the cleaning of garbage.
Third, add meals and eggs.
Hibiscus birds can usually feed some corn flour, millet, soybeans and rape. In order to make hibiscus birds grow healthily, eggs are added to their diet during their hair loss, seasonal change and breeding period, and mixed in the feed according to the ratio of 1 ratio 10.
Fourth, the main nutritional components
It is best to give them some tender cabbage every day to help digestion. Hibiscus bird's food is very miscellaneous, and when to feed what kind of feed is appropriate depends on its nutritional needs at that time. Protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins and minerals are the main nutrients that birds need.
Five, the daily general feed
These nutrients are generally ingested in the daily feed that hibiscus birds like to eat. However, minerals and vitamins should be supplied separately during molting and breeding. The daily feed of hibiscus birds is generally grain, pasta, a small amount of oil crops and vegetables.
Six, take a bath all the year round
Lotus is a very clean bird. Make sure they can take a bath all year round. Special bathtubs should be prepared to ensure that they can bask in the sun for an hour every day, so that they will not be bitten by insects and their feathers will not fade. Cover them in summer to prevent mosquito bites.
Seven, the old bird taught to speak.
Hibiscus birds must find an old bird who is good at singing when they are young. Both hibiscus and lark can be good teachers and friends of young birds, and they can also be taught by playing records and answering machines to make them excellent birds with beautiful rhymes.
Canary's living environment is raised at home, and the cage must be wide, preferably in a special canary cage. Because canaries move in large cages, it is of great benefit to enhance their disease resistance. Canary has strong adaptability and can survive for a long time at a relatively stable temperature. Some birds think that canaries must be in 10? It is extremely wrong to live normally at a temperature of 25 degrees. Experiments in recent years show that canaries can live healthily in the environment of MINUS 5 degrees to MINUS 35 degrees, and the temperature does not exceed 10 degrees. In Changchun, the northeast of China, you can often see canaries hanging outside the window singing against the snowflakes. What canaries are most afraid of is the fusion of temperature rather than the continuous low temperature. Of course, the breeding temperature of canaries should be between 15 and 25 degrees above zero, and the temperature should be relatively stable, and the daily temperature difference should not exceed 5 degrees.
Canary likes to take a bath. Let it take a bath once a day in summer, once a week in winter with warm water, and then move it outdoors after bathing to avoid catching a cold. The common diseases of canaries are intestinal diseases and respiratory diseases, which are mostly caused by unclean drinking water and food or sudden changes in feeding environment. It is completely avoidable to pay attention to prevention in peacetime. There should be some light in spring, autumn and winter. Because light can excite canary's nerves and increase appetite, under the action of sunlight, it can promote the growth of bones and the formation of eggshells. In short, it is not difficult to raise canaries. As long as you have love for her, you can raise her well.
The feeding points of canary The food of canary is very miscellaneous, and when to feed which feed is appropriate depends on its nutritional needs at that time. The main nutrients that birds need are: protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins and minerals. These nutrients are generally ingested in the daily feed that hibiscus birds like to eat. But in molting and breeding season, minerals and vitamins should be supplied separately. The daily feed of hibiscus birds is generally grain, pasta, a small amount of oil crops and vegetables. Cereals include: millet, barnyard grass and millet. Oil crops are: perilla, rapeseed, peanut, walnut kernel and so on. These oil crops do not need to be fed at ordinary times, and are supplied in moderation during chicks, molting and estrus. This is conducive to the reproduction of birds. Canary also likes to hold the stem, which can not only prevent bird diarrhea, but also provide vitamins. If conditions permit, the fresh Viburnum bracteatum can be dried and stored in summer and autumn for use in winter.
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