@@ManuelCofino-wc3yd Hi, hindi na po. Yung formula lang po mismo yung isusubo nyo sakanya. :))

Wala ka lang pera premium na? Kawawa ibon sayo wag ka na mag alaga kung wala kang pera.

​@@Kabog-im1euBroski, by the word 'premium', I meant the bird was well taken care of. I own 3 tiels and 2 gccs, I never used a lightbulb when they were still a few weeks old, nor did I use the 'training' whistles, especially the ones with clickers. I found the clickers unnecessary because I never had to use them to teach my pets how to do what I want them to do. I only whistled by mouth when training them to do some tricks, and by a cheap whistle for recall. As for the lightbulb, I never had to use them. I provided natural light in the morning and placed their box somewhere dark at night. I encountered no problem as they grew up until now.

African mix seeds po

@@ixiamiranda124 hindi po ba un unhealthy? San po nila nakukuha yung vit A and Calcium? Sa research ko po kasi ang sabi “A seed-only diet is high in fat, and lacking in essential vitamins and minerals, which can lead to nutrient deficiency and obesity in parrots. This can cause a variety of health problems, including heart disease, liver disease, joint pain, and even a shorter lifespan. In the wild, parrots would eat a much wider variety of foods than seeds alone. Their natural diet includes vegetables, leaves, plants, fruit, and grains. A bird diet of mostly seeds can cause serious health problems down the road. Avian veterinarians and pet bird nutritionists will tell you that seeds should be regarded as a supplemental food, or even an occasional treat, rather than the main part of your bird’s diet. Feeding parrots an all-seed diet is like feeding your child a bag of potato chips for breakfast. Sure, they may keep your kid alive, but they won’t help ensure their long-term good health.“

@@hesusmariajosef Ah, well may vitamins po ako nilalagay sa seeds and water nila. & from time to time, binibigyan ko rin sila soft foods, like rice, veggies, fruits, other kinds of nuts

@@ixiamiranda124 Ahh, ok po. Thank you! ❤

Thank you again sir Jeng! ✨

Maganda po 3weeks old pullout from the nest box para ihandfeed na sila.

100% sure hehe, if you don’t trust my video. You can always do some research.

This is not good for the handfeed bird po, kasi usually every 4hrs pag 3weeks old palang sila. I would suggest na yung 5weeks old na yung bilhin mo, medyo malaki na yun pero mattame mo parin naman yon, kasi ang feeding ng 5 weeks old umaga and gabi nalang. Yung nasa video ko, 3weeks old cockatiel yan, madaling itrain and mas solid yung bond namin kasi ako na yung kinilala nya na mom nya from the beginning, still you can bond with a 5week old cockatiel and mattame mo rin naman di lang ganon kasing bilis and kasing dali pag mas bata na yung hinandfeed mo. <3