What are the main points of raising suzaku?

Suzaku is a caged bird in the north, especially in the northeast. In Beijing, there are many yellow finches, but they are more taboo about crested finches, mainly because they are afraid that their beloved little finches will learn the chirping of crested finches. Generally, crested finches are raised for enjoyment. It is easy to distinguish between men and women. The female bird has no red on her head and her upper body is gray with black and brown stripes. The lower body is white without pink rendering.

Small upright or curved stands are mostly used to raise suzaku, with a neck lock and a neck line at the upright end or the intersection of the upright and curved stands. Some are kept in yellowbird cages, titmouse cages or other small birdcages.

When raising suzaku, millet and perilla (10 ~ 20%) can be mixed and fed; You can also feed flour, such as corn flour, peanut rice flour and cooked egg yolk at a ratio of 7: 2: 1, and then give some vegetables or wild vegetables to complement each other.

If the newly captured suzaku is raised on the shelf, it should be cared for in the first few days to adapt the bird to the shelf life. The neckline should be short and there should be no obstacles around it to prevent the bird from choking because of the winding of the neckline. In daily management, besides paying attention to the hygiene of food, water and racks (or cages), we should also pay special attention to the fixed position of bird racks to prevent them from being attacked by cats and rats. After food lure training, cockatoos can learn the skills of "calling far" and "grabbing the sign"; But it is more difficult to learn to "rob money" because it is small and often not strong.