How to raise red-rumped parrots

Precautions for raising red-rumped parrots:
1. Regularly deworm. In addition to daily maintenance work, red-rumped parrots also need to be dewormed regularly to prevent diseases.
2. Feed food. Feed on millet ears, a few sunflower seeds, green vegetables and apples.
3. Ensure space for activities. It must be kept in an outdoor aviary with a spacious flying area to ensure that it has enough space for activities.
4. Grasp the rules. The female bird will lay 4-7 eggs in each nest, which will incubate for 25 days. The young birds will leave the nest at about one month old.
5. Raise them separately. Young birds must be separated from their parents when they grow up, as males may attack them, and they cannot be kept in the same aviary with other species.
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