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The biggest taboo of raising starling birds is:

The biggest taboo of raising starlings is hygiene, poultry pets are relatively unhygienic, especially in its feathers, there are a large number of bacteria, which can easily cause respiratory infections. There is also its feces, the poop of starlings has a great fishy smell, it is best to clean the bottom cage once a day, you can keep it in an open area such as a balcony, away from children, beware of bacterial infection.

How to raise starling:

1. Birdcage. To breed starlings, you first need to prepare a suitable bird cage for them. In order for the starlings to have plenty of space to move, the birdcage should not be too small. When starlings are first raised, they have not yet adapted to their surroundings, so it is best to put the bird cage in a quiet place first.

In the process of subsequent breeding, special attention needs to be paid to maintaining hygiene, and regular cleaning of the bird cages and the starling's food and water utensils.

2. Feeding. Breeding starling, feeding is also a very important aspect, starlings are actually not very picky eaters. When starlings are still relatively young, they can be given foods such as boiled egg yolks or tofu dregs; When the starling grows up, there are more foods that can be eaten, such as vegetables and meat, and several types of food can be mixed together for the starling. If starlings don't know how to eat on their own, they can feed food to their mouths with the help of tools such as small spoons.

3. Feed water. When feeding mynas, you need to pay attention to the temperature of the water and do not feed too cold water. When the starling is still relatively small, you can feed water into the starling's mouth with the help of a tool such as a dropper.

Fourth, take a bath. To breed starlings, you also need to bathe starlings regularly. However, when the starlings are too young and their feathers have not yet grown, there is no need to bathe them for the time being. After three months, the starling's feathers have basically grown, and the starling can be bathed at this time.

Of course, whether to take a bath also depends on whether the starling is willing, and if the starling is really unwilling, don't force them. When bathing a starling, you need to pay attention to the water temperature, which is about the same as the starling's own body temperature.

The biggest taboo in raising starlings is that they must not be fed pasta, do not change the environment casually, pay attention to keeping warm, do not feed starlings overnight water and feed, and pay attention to hygiene.

1. Don't feed it pasta: because birds can't eat pasta, they will have diarrhea.

2. Don't change the environment casually: prepare a large enough cage at one time from the first day of the owner's breeding, and don't change the cage casually during the period, because they are too smart, very good at observing the changes around them, and very sensitive, changing the cage is equivalent to changing it to a new environment, doing so, the vigilance of the starling, the vigilance will be improved, and the nervousness will make them scream, in a state of panic, unless they have to be replaced.

3. Pay attention to keeping warm: Starlings are born in the south and are afraid of cold by nature, so the bird cage should have a cage coat, which should be hung indoors at night, not in a place with cold wind.

4. Don't feed myna birds overnight water and feed: Generally, starlings don't finish their food within two hours, and they need to be cleaned up in time. If you don't drink the water you drink the day before, you have to replace it with fresh water the next day.

5. Pay attention to hygiene: they eat to excrete very quickly, often digested not long after eating, and excreted immediately. The owner should often tidy up the bird cage for it, change the drinking water and food. If the myna excrement falls to the ground, the owner must also deal with it quickly.

1. Domestic starlings use tall starling cages to raise more male birds, and the best effect is to raise young birds. Starling's feed should be eggs and rice. The preparation method of egg rice is:

Put the rice into the pot, fry it over a simmer until it is yellow but not burnt, pour it into the basin, mix the stirred raw egg liquid into the rice while it is hot, stir well, break it after cooling, and rub it together. Generally, 4 6 eggs are added per kilogram of rice, and an appropriate amount of Xunsun ants, skin worms, shredded lean meat, tender greens, muzi bananas, etc. Starlings have strong digestion and a large amount of food.

2. Starlings like water baths, often singing in water baths, once a day or every other day in summer, appropriately reducing the number of times in spring and autumn, and rarely taking water baths in winter. In the water bath, the cage is often put into a basin, and the basin is filled with water, and the water depth is about to the suprametatarsal joints of the starling, and the water temperature should not be too low.

3. Starlings are produced in the south and are afraid of cold by nature, so the birdcage should have cage clothes, and it should be hung indoors at night, not at the aisle crossing with cold wind.

The biggest taboo in raising starlings is feeding, environment, bathing, etc.

1. Feeding. Be careful not to feed myna birds overnight with water and feed, generally starlings do not finish eating food within two hours, and they need to be cleaned up in time. If you don't drink the water you drink the day before, you have to replace it with fresh water the next day.

2. Environment. Do not put the starling's birdcage in the bedroom and indoors, the excrement of the starling bird will cause indoor air pollution, and its breeding of fungi and viruses will also endanger the health of the family, it is recommended to place the birdcage on the balcony.

3. Take a bath. Starlings love water baths and can take a bath every day in the summer. But in the winter when the temperature is low, be careful not to bathe the starling frequently, so as not to get cold from the starling, and you can bathe the starling once a week in winter.

The growth habits of starlings

Sexual knots, often standing on the back of buffaloes, or gathering on large trees, or standing on the ridge of the roof in a row, often in a large flock at dusk, often in the air in large groups, and perched after a moment of noise. Spend the night in bamboo forests, large trees or reeds, and mingle with other starlings.

They often forage on ploughed farmland, or stand on the backs of cows, pigs, and other domestic animals to peck at parasites. Sexually active, active in groups, sometimes integrated in large groups, especially in roll-resistant evenings, in large groups to spend the night in trees. The nocturnal habitat is relatively fixed, often moving and foraging on the nearby ground, and only flying to the nocturnal habitat until dusk.

Good at chirping, especially in the evening.

Wild starlings feed on insects and insect larvae such as locusts, grasshoppers, beetles, snakes, caterpillars, tigers, flies, lice, etc., and also eat plant foods such as grains, plant fruits and seeds. They often follow farmers and ploughing cattle to peck at earthworms, insects, worms, etc., and like to peck at flies, flies and ticks on the back of cattle, and also prey on locusts, beetles, mole crickets, etc. Most of the plant foods of starlings are seeds of various plants and weeds, as well as banyan fruits, vegetable stems and leaves.