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15/08/2026

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13/08/2026

For your parrots, a fresh cooked “soft food/chop” can be a good supplement to a balanced pellet-based diet. Avian-veterinary guidance commonly recommends vegetables and some cooked grains/legumes as fresh-food.

Preparation :

Cook grains and legumes thoroughly without salt, oil or spices.

Steam pumpkin, sweet potato, carrot, broccoli and beans until soft but not mushy.

Cool everything completely.
Chop into small pieces rather than making a smooth paste.

Mix together and serve fresh.

Prepare small portions and refrigerate promptly; don't leave moist food sitting in the cage for long periods.

The Association of Avian Veterinarians specifically recommends plain steamed, baked or boiled vegetables, while veterinary guidance also supports cooked whole grains and legumes in appropriate amounts.

For breeding birds:

For African Greys, Amazons, Rosellas, Conures and Cockatiels, I'd make the soft food slightly different according to species and breeding stage. Don't add vitamin/mineral powder automatically—a complete pellet diet plus fresh foods can already supply substantial nutrients, and supplementation should be based on the bird's diet and veterinary advice.

Never add: avocado, chocolate, onion/garlic, alcohol, salty foods, sugary foods, or heavily seasoned human food.

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12/08/2026

🦜 ROSELLA PARROT BREEDING SUCCESS REPORT 🦜
S P Aviary & Farm | ESTD. 2017

✨ Another Successful Breeding Season! ✨

We are proud to share the successful breeding progress of our Rosella Parrot pair at S P Aviary & Farm.

🏡 Breeding Setup
• Dedicated breeding aviary
• Proper nest-box arrangement
• Clean and hygienic environment
• Balanced breeder diet
• Fresh water available throughout the day
• Regular monitoring with minimum disturbance

🥚 Breeding Progress
✅ Pair successfully bonded
✅ Mating observed
✅ Eggs successfully laid
✅ Incubation completed
✅ Healthy chicks hatched
✅ Parents actively feeding chicks
✅ Chick development monitored regularly

🌱 Our Focus
At S P Aviary & Farm, our goal is not simply to produce chicks—we focus on healthy breeding pairs, proper nutrition, good hygiene, responsible breeding practices, and strong chick development.

📊 Breeding Record
Pair: __________
Breeding Season: __________
Eggs Laid: __________
Eggs Fertile: __________
Chicks Hatched: __________
Chicks Successfully Raised: __________
Fledglings: __________

🦜 Healthy Birds • Responsible Breeding • Quality Care

S P AVIARY & FARM
Exotic Bird Breeding Facility
ESTD. 2017

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26/07/2026

If your goal is to breed healthy, high-quality African Grey parrots, the setup is just as important as the breeding pair. A stress-free environment, proper nutrition, and biosecurity have a major impact on breeding success.

# # 1. Breeding Cage

* **Minimum size:** 6 ft (L) × 3 ft (W) × 6 ft (H)
* **Ideal size:** 8 ft × 4 ft × 7 ft
* Powder-coated or stainless steel cages are preferred.
* Install natural wood perches of different diameters.
* Place food and water bowls away from the nest box.

# # 2. Nest Box

* **Size:** Approximately 24 × 12 × 12 inches (60 × 30 × 30 cm)
* Entrance hole: 10–12 cm diameter.
* Use untreated hardwood or marine plywood.
* Add 5–8 cm of clean pine shavings or untreated wood chips as nesting material.
* Position the nest box in a quiet upper corner of the cage.

# # 3. Room Conditions

* Temperature: **22–28°C**
* Humidity: **50–70%**
* Good airflow without direct drafts.
* Maintain a quiet, low-stress environment.

# # 4. Lighting

* Provide **12–14 hours of light** during breeding season.
* Use full-spectrum bird-safe lighting if natural sunlight is limited.
* Follow a consistent daily schedule.

# # 5. Diet Before Breeding

Daily diet should include:

* High-quality pellets (about 50–60%)
* Sprouted seeds
* Fresh vegetables (leafy greens, carrots, broccoli, peppers)
* Fruits in moderation
* Limited quality seed mix
* Clean fresh water at all times

Breeding supplements:

* Calcium
* Vitamin D3 (if birds don't receive natural sunlight)
* Multivitamin (1–2 times weekly, as directed)
* Mineral block and cuttlebone

# # 6. Pair Management

* Breed only healthy birds that are fully mature (typically **4–6 years or older**).
* Allow compatible pairs to form naturally when possible.
* Avoid unnecessary handling or disturbance during nesting.

# # 7. Hygiene

* Clean food and water dishes every day.
* Remove spoiled food promptly.
* Disinfect cages and equipment regularly.
* Quarantine new birds for at least **30–45 days** before introducing them.

# # 8. Monitoring

* Install a small inspection door in the nest box.
* Check the nest briefly every few days without disturbing the parents.
* Record laying dates, hatch d

25/07/2026

25/07/2026

# # Rosella Parrot Breeding Pairing Tips

For successful Rosella breeding, the key is selecting a healthy, compatible pair and providing the right environment.

# # # 1. Choose the Right Pair

* Breed only **mature birds** (ideally 2–3 years old or older).
* Pair birds of the **same Rosella species/subspecies** to avoid hybridization.
* Choose birds with bright feathers, clear eyes, good weight, and no history of illness.
* Avoid pairing closely related birds (brother-sister, parent-offspring).

# # # 2. Introduce Them Gradually

* Keep the male and female in **adjacent cages** for 1–2 weeks.
* Watch for positive signs:

* Calling to each other
* Sitting close together
* Feeding through the bars
* No aggressive behavior
* Then introduce them into a spacious breeding aviary.

# # # 3. Provide a Spacious Aviary

* Minimum recommended breeding flight: **8–10 ft long**.
* Include several natural wooden perches at different heights.
* Keep the aviary quiet and free from frequent disturbances.

# # # 4. Nest Box

* Use a vertical nest box approximately **30 × 30 × 60 cm (12 × 12 × 24 inches)**.
* Add untreated wood shavings in the bottom.
* Keep the nest box dry and clean.

# # # 5. Breeding Diet

Increase nutrition 4–6 weeks before breeding:

* High-quality parrot pellets
* Mixed seeds in moderation
* Sprouted seeds
* Soft food with cooked grains and vegetables
* Leafy greens
* Carrot, corn, peas, capsicum
* Calcium (cuttlebone/mineral block) and vitamin D3
* Fresh water daily

# # # 6. Signs They Are Ready to Breed

* Male sings more and displays to the female.
* Courtship feeding (male feeds female).
* Female spends time inside the nest box.
* Pair remains together peacefully.

# # # 7. Avoid Common Mistakes

* Don't force incompatible birds to stay together.
* Don't inspect the nest too often.
* Avoid sudden changes in diet or cage location during breeding.
* Maintain excellent hygiene to reduce disease risk.

# # # Expected Breeding Timeline

* Courtship: 1–3 weeks
* Egg laying: 4–8 eggs
* Incubation: About **20–21 days**
* Chicks fledge: Around **5–6 weeks**

For **S P Aviary & Farm**, a consistent routine, high-quality nutrition, and minimizing stres

21/07/2026

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17/07/2026

🌧️ Rainy Season Bird Care Tips 🦜

Monsoon brings cool weather, but it also increases the risk of dampness, fungal infections, and respiratory problems in exotic birds.

✅ Keep cages dry and well-ventilated
✅ Provide fresh food and clean water daily
✅ Avoid cold drafts and rain exposure
✅ Maintain proper hygiene and disinfect regularly
✅ Give a balanced diet to support immunity

Healthy birds, happy birds! ❤️
– S P Aviary & Farm

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