The number of young birds fed is determined by age, and when younger than half a month, the frequency of feeding is higher, with one feeding every two to three hours, and more than half an hour, with one feeding every four hours, and three feeding times a day, if older than one month. As the age of the bird increases, the frequency of feeding can be reduced appropriately, but the amount of single-time weight increases. What is to be fed is determined by the type of bird, which is fed to insects with a small, long mouth, and to grains with a wide mouth.
What do birds eat:
1. Fruits. Apples, bananas, pears, cherries, flamingo, strawberries, etc.
2. Cereals. Wheat, barley, oats, corn, tungsten, platinum, millet, etc.
3 Vegetables. cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, etc. Last one. Next one.