He's got a lot of food. He lives in the wild and eats wild fruit. During the ripening of fruit on fruit trees, especially in the season of figs or similar multi-berries, large groups of other birds tend to eat fruit. They also eat insects like grasshoppers, termites, etc. In turn, the family's food is fed with fried rice and eggs, supplemented by fruits such as skinny meat, insects and bananas. The feed is mainly egg rice and is fed twice a day, each time in an hour. In addition, appropriate quantities are to be fed to fruit and insects.
In fact, the nutrients required for predatory birds, such as Bro Lu, consist of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals and trace elements.
Carbohydrates: corn flour, pea flour, beans powder, green beans powder.
Protein:
1. Animal protein: beef, mackerel, yellowfish, silk, eggs, mud, bread worms, animal internal organs.
Plant protein: soybeans powder, peanut powder.
Fats: peanuts, sesame, sesame, walnuts.
Vitamins: fruits such as carrots, apples, tomatoes, beryllium, rice and vitamin drugs, etc.
Common minerals and trace element feed are (calcium recharge): bone powder, fish bone powder, egg shell powder, shrimp, crab powder, oyster and shell powder, electrolyte and poultry vitamins, trace elements, etc.
There are two types of feed for Brother Yu:
Particle. It is generally based on eggs, rice, millet, or feed for the exclusive use of composite granules for sale in the market, as well as for chickens and egg chickens.
Soft Section. Made of a mix of meat, ripe eggs, rice and flour, and fruit mud, the General Soft Section fed it once a day, preferably within one to two hours. Last one. Next one.