BAZ Aviary

25/07/2018

Baz is proud to share its suncheek stock. 7 months old 4 pieces available for sale. Location - Hyderabad

Whatsapp 8008117860 for any queries.

26/03/2018

When passion and
Love come along....

31/10/2017

Some of our breeding stock up for sale. Send us a whats app on 8008117860 for price inquiry and stock availability

18/04/2016

Pineapple blue green cheek babies available at BAZ aviary. Nanda Kishore Raaga aviarySaibirds Chenna

18/04/2016

sold to Raaga Aviary. No better home for my babies.

Excellent quality pineapple blue green cheek conures, closed ring semi adults available for sale. Locally bred at BAZ aviary. 2 females and 1 male available at hyderabad. Transportation can be arranged for major cities. PM me for price details or call me on 08008117860

06/03/2016

Two pairs of good quality yellow sided semi adults available. Close ring parent raised birds from unrelated parent. 2 Males and 3 Females available for sale at Hyderabad. Can ship anywhere in India. PM: me for price.

17/12/2015

For the friends of feathers - we bring to you the first avian convention Hyderabad. Hope to see you all there

Introducing the speakers of first avian convention - Hyderabad 2015. We have limited seats left. If you have not yet reserved your seats, please rush and reserve your spot by leaving your name and number in the comments below.

BAZ Aviary, Exotic Birds Aviary , GeneTech Avian Genetics, Raaga aviary

29/09/2015

Success always seems like the Disney effect. We always tend to see a beautiful swan swimming across the lake. One rarely acknowledges the strenuous leg movements of the swan to make the effortless swim. Today we at BAZ would like to share our learning from the difficult experiences. We wish to share this experience to help others in similar situation learn from our experience.

Our hand tamed albino cockatiel (BARFi) was just raised a wonderful clutch of three. As soon as the chicks weaned, the started laying another clutch. All was fine until she laid the second egg.

Then she fell sick due to climate change and was suffering from cold. We gave her a mild anti-biotic & she seemed fine the next day. She also laid her third egg. We stopped the antibiotic and she fell ill again. 2 days after her third egg, I noticed her in the bottom of the cage struggling. We gave her vitamin & calcium water hoping it will help her pass the egg. The next day, she was limping hard with cramps and barely able to walk. This was alarming to us. (BARFi) was egg bound recently. We have a strict schedule of vitamins and calcium on a weekly diet. All our birds get sprouts, fruits, veggi’s and a well-blended seed mix on a daily diet. We were shocked. We immediately moved her to the hospital cage. Checked on her for two hours, she was not eating and was in cramps.

We knew we would have to extract the egg manually. We took her immediately to our avian friend Mr. Sidharth who helped us extract the egg manually. To our surprise the egg had a soft shell. How could this be possible, I wondered. Our diagnosis revealed that the antibiotic lowered the body temperature of the bird and interfered with the calcium absorption. Her three eggs have been removed to be incubated by another pair.

BARFi is now fine and recovering well. We will hold her back from breeding for the next two months.

Learning from the Experience –
• Always have a hospital cage ready. Even when you follow the book of diet and vitamins, you may still end up with a difficult situation.
• Learn to listen to the bird. They all speak to you through their behavior.
• Stay connected to the avian community. As for the city I live in, we do not have any avian vets. Experienced breeders can help you learn. Nanda Kishore , Abdul Azeez Ahamed, Laique Rehmani, Bhaskar Datta, Sharad Bhutoria, Sadiq Bhaimia, Ubaid Safiuddin Mir Ahmed Ali Mudasir, Gulab Abdul Wahab,

22/09/2015

Introducing Secretariat & Ruby
Raaga aviary , Exotic Birds Aviary San pets Pets Nation

17/09/2015

Introducing Patch & Sky

05/09/2015

Our journey started with two very young hand tamed albino cockatiels. They were eventually tamed in a few weeks and my daughter used to have them on their shoulders while she rode her bicycle. I was told by 95% folks that hand tamed birds do not breed. I took it up as a challenge and set them up a cage. They laid in a month of setting up a nest box. A clutch of 5 eggs, 4 of which were fertile. Today we have 3 babies ready to be out of next box in a week. The good part is that parents don't mind us handling the chicks.

Moral of the story - the hand tamed birds don't breed well is a myth.