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I've been breeding birds for over 20 years.The species I have bred include hooded, princess, redrump, scarlet chested, burks, turks, kakarikis, green cheeks, suns, cockatiels, budgies, and parrots. I've bred these birds on a simple seed mix which includes 7kg of jap, 5kg french, 3kg whole oats, 5kg canary with sunflower supplied to breeding pairs in small quantities and increased during breeding season. I also feed a variety of 5 different fruits & veges a day, egg & buscuit, a palleted supplement of calcuim & vitamins and a sprouting mix including sunflower, safflower, wheat in small quantites also mungbeans, redbeans, soybeans, milo, corn and peanuts soaked for 12 hours with 1 capful of bleach, thoroughly rinsed, allowed to stand for 4 hours then fed.

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Cordon blues, red face, tri colour > parrot finches, orange breast.

I find these birds also easy to breed providing they are supplied with efficient housing. Their aviaries like all birds must face south and mouse proofing is a must. Compatibility of species is also very important. I find a good combination is red face finches, cordon blues and orange breast. Another good combination orange breasts, ruddies and tri colours. I feed these birds a simple grain mix. Red panakin, yellow panakin, jap, canary and a small amount of whole oats, small amount of egg and buscuit, and the sprouting mix mentioned for parrots. Also november grass and meal worms appox. 2 per pair and 3 in breeding season.

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