How to raise myna

Question 1: How to raise a myna bird? How many years does it have? It is very easy to raise a bird. The bird should be fed soft food, mixed with water and chicken feed and fed by hand. It will be fine after slowly switching to hard food. The life span is about 20 years. .

Question 2: Feeding methods and precautions for starlings Myna belongs to the order Birds, order Passerine, family Starlingidae, also known as robin. It is smart, studious, lively and cute. After training, it can learn simple human language, songs, and can talk to people, so it is deeply loved by people. Top-grade starlings that are good at singing and talking are expensive in the market. Therefore, training mynas is a quick way to get rich.

1. Biological characteristics of starlings.

Myna's body is black and shiny. There is a white feather in the middle of the wing feathers on both sides. There are also scattered white feathers on the tail feathers. From the nostrils on the upper bill to the front of the head, there are radial crown feathers. The body is beautiful and the song is loud. Loud and loud. Starlings are mainly distributed in southern my country. Starlings are cold-resistant, not prone to illness, and have a wide range of food habits. Meat, various insects, eels, fly maggots, plant seeds, fruits, rice, etc. are all delicious foods.

2. Select chicks and breeding birds.

To domesticate starlings, you should choose downy chicks that are not out of the nest or chicks that have just hatched, have grown feathers and begun to learn to fly. High-quality chicks should be well developed, large, lively, and active. Characteristics include quick response to external adverse environments, loud barking and endless chatter. The eyes are bright and lively, light yellow-green in color, the beak is thin and short, jade-white, or with a few black spots is preferred. The top-grade starlings are those that have 5 obvious areas of white hair on their body after their feathers grow out.

Select a tamed myna: mainly based on the number of words it learns, the degree of clarity, whether it can talk to people freely, the frequency of speech, etc. Judging from the appearance, the color of myna's eyes includes cinnabar eyes, golden eyes, light yellow eyes, dark eyes, etc. Cinnabar eyes are the best, but rare. Golden eyes are also considered top quality, light yellow eyes are average, and dark colored eyes are the worst. The upper and lower beaks are neat and seamless. The beak shell is thin and short. The upper and lower beaks are crossed. The upper beak is too long or there is a gap between the lower beak and the beak is inferior. The color of the feet should be jade-white. The light yellow one is better, the waxy yellow one is average, and the black one is the worst.

3. Breeding and breeding

1. Cage equipment:

Starling cages include round dome cages, flat top round cages, and vaulted square cages. etc. (Both diameter and height are about 40cm). A jumping stick, a food bowl, and a water bowl are placed in the cage. The bottom of the cage is equipped with a dung board and a bamboo board for holding meat. An outer cage is attached.

2. Feeding and management:

After the purchased chicks are fully able to eat, feed them with cooked eggs, steamed buns, rice, tofu, insects, eels, frogs, Feed beef or lean pork. Live eels and frogs can be chopped into minced meat. Feed 3 to 5 balls each time until the chick's crop is full. After feeding, use a dropper to absorb water and put a little water into its mouth, and feed it every 1 to 2 hours. The downy chicks can be placed in a cardboard box with some rags in the middle. After feeding, they can be placed in the nest and placed in a dark place. It is best to feed a nest of down chicks together so that the chicks can keep each other warm.

Add egg yolk and drinking water to the cage every day for the chicks that have learned to eat. The amount should not be too full to prevent the chicks from developing a bad habit of picking up food. Every morning, hang the birdcage to the window or outdoors, breathe fresh air for 1 to 1.5 hours, and then take it back to the room. At noon, put the birdcage into the water basin, with the water surface about 5cm higher than the bottom of the cage, and let it bathe in water. The manure-holding board at the bottom of the cage should be removed before the water bath. After the water bath, install the cage bottom board and hang it to the window or outdoors to dry the cage for 1 to 1.5 hours. In addition to feeding egg yolks and drinking water, the chicks must also be fed some supplementary feed such as lean meat, insects, etc. Do not deprive yourself of food or water. When the bird goes out in the cold winter, it should be covered with a cage.

3. *** Starlings learn human language

The better the quality of the chicks, the more frequent their chirps. When the chicks make little calls, they can start training to learn human language. The method is to start with simple pronunciation and gradually combine it into short language. When it barks, it makes simple sounds such as ah, eight, de, hey, ha, le, etc. and gradually transitions into simple language. Such as Myna, Here Comes the Cat, Miwu, Hello, etc.

During the learning period, the tongue must be twisted. When the chicks cry frequently, the tenderness of the tongue cocoon should be observed. It is best when the cocoon has grown but has not yet grown thick. It is better to twist your tongue when you are an elder. The first tongue twisting of the chicks occurs from the end of June to mid-July. It is best to do tongue twisting at night.

The method of twisting the tongue is to hold the chick with your left hand and pull out its tongue, and twist the tongue with the index finger and thumb of your right hand.

To prevent the tongue from sliding, apply ashes on the index finger and the bottom of the tongue. When twisting, place the tongue on your index finger, press the tongue with your thumb, and gently twist it left and right until the cocoon is separated from the tongue. The quality of this treatment is the key to myna's language learning. Improper tongue twisting may result in the inability to learn speech at the least, or cause the chicks to die without eating. The second tongue twisting is performed at the end of September, and the excellent chicks can produce human speech in October.

If the chicks still fail to learn human language before the Spring Festival of that year, their pronunciation has been basically finalized and they will be unable to learn the language. Tamed starlings constantly learn new people... >>

Question 3: How to raise mature starlings. A complete collection of starling training methods. Choices for first-year and early-out-of-nest chicks: General Generally speaking, the first nest (4 to 6 birds) of that year is hatched by the mating and laying of eggs by strong male and female adult birds, and the earliest chicks in the first nest have the best quality, so , experienced bird keepers will buy the chicks when they first appear on the market, or go to the myna nest to capture the chicks at this time. Note that it is best to choose young birds that are freshly feathered. Because the feathered young birds are physically stronger than chicks, they are easy to raise artificially and have a high survival rate. Relatively speaking, the chicks from the second nest are physically worse than those from the first nest, and the success rate of human voice training is lower than those from the first nest. Selection of fledglings with ideal coat color characteristics: According to ancestral experience, high-quality fledglings should have the characteristics of "five whites": that is, the white feather spots on the wings are obviously "one white", and the white feather spots on the tail feathers are numerous and obvious "one white". "Two whites", the feathers on the belly (abdomen) between the legs and crotches are gray-white, which is called "three whites", the gray-white feathers between the two crotches extend toward the chest, which are called "four whites", and there are light gray-white feathers on both sides of the head and above the eyes. The spots are "five white". But chicks with all the "five whites" are often rare. In particular, the light gray-white feather spots on both sides of the eyes are extremely rare to see.

After long-term observation, the above "five whites" are more obvious in male birds; while the white feather spots on the wings and tail of female chicks are few and not obvious, and the crotch and abdomen are almost black. In addition, many bird keepers think that all-white bird claws are also a sign of good quality. People call all-white claws "jade feet and jade claws". It is a characteristic of a bird with a compact and delicate physique. This kind of bird is smart, lively, responsive, and easy to train successfully. On the contrary, black feet and black claws (commonly known as "iron feet and iron claws") are characteristics of birds with loose and rough constitutions. This kind of bird is clumsy and dull in nature, slow to react, and is not easy to train successfully.

Selection of high-quality nests for chicks: As we all know, there are two types of nest sites for starlings: one is a tree nest (or an old magpie nest is used as a nest); the other is a cave nest, such as in a rock cave or a tree hole. , old eaves and other places to make nests. The quality of the chicks hatched from these two types of nests is different. Generally, the adult birds that choose to make nests in trees are mostly strong and high-quality adult birds. They have strong nesting ability and high energy. They are lively and spirited, their songs are high and varied, and they have strong fighting ability. Sometimes they will fight with magpies for the bird's nest. The nests they make in tall trees are relatively fine, and the quality of the chicks they hatch are relatively good, but they are more difficult to catch. Adult birds that make nests in rock caves, tree holes, etc. have poor nest-building ability. Their energy and song are not as good as those of adult birds that make nests in trees, and their resistance to fighting is also poor. The quality of the nests they make is relatively simple, and the quality of the chicks they hatch is relatively poor, but it is easier to capture the chicks.

Selection of the sex of chicks: There are currently different opinions on whether it is better to choose male chicks or female chicks. It is often said that male chicks are better than female chicks. Generally speaking, male chicks are lively and energetic. During the breeding season, male chicks are diligent in singing and imitating human speech. The calls are loud and the frequency of chirping and imitating human speech is higher than that of female chicks. Judging from the appearance, the male bird has a larger body, a larger, slightly flat head, a thick and long neck; the whole body is light black in badminton, and the "five white" features on the body are obvious. Female chicks are quieter, can learn human language, and have a low voice. They have fewer routines to learn human language than male chicks. They are less able to imitate the calls of other birds and animals, and are said to have no "quick tongue". Judging from the appearance, the female bird has a loud and round head, a thin and short beak, black feathers all over her body, and less obvious white feather spots.

1. The staple food of adult birds

The staple food of adult birds is egg yolk rice, there are two types:

1) Egg yolk rice

Ingredients: 250 grams of rice, 2 egg yolks indivual.

Preparation: Put the washed and dried rice into a pot with a few drops of cooking oil in advance, stir-fry over a slow fire, add egg yolks at the same time, stir-fry constantly, wait until the water vapor gradually disappears, and the egg yolks Evenly adhere to the surface of the rice grains. When the rice grains are dry, loose, fragrant and not burnt, the fire can be stopped and the egg yolk rice is fried.

Egg yolk rice has relatively complete nutrients. Once the starlings can feed themselves, egg yolk rice can be used as their staple food.

2) Egg yolk millet

Ingredients: 300 grams of millet, 2 egg yolks.

Production: The production of egg yolk millet is basically the same as that of egg yolk rice.

The quantity of the above two kinds of dark yellow rice should be enough to last 7 to 10 days at a time. Especially during the rainy season, the climate is humid, so the storage time should not be too long to avoid mildew.

2. Staple food and supplementary food for chicks

1) Steamed bun batter or bread batter: Steamed bun batter or bread batter is a common staple food for chicks. The processing method is: Soak the steamed buns or bread in warm water until soft, and then feed them. The advantage is that it is easy to digest. But because its nutrition is mainly carbohydrates, simply using it... >>

Question 4: Is the myna bird easy to raise? 1. Bird selection The myna's plumage is not gorgeous, and its singing voice is not very beautiful. But he is not afraid of people, smart, and good at imitating others. Some people raise starlings just to let them play with others, but most people do it to let them learn to "talk". Therefore, the selection of male and female is not strict. The key is to start raising young birds. But some people think that female starlings are better at imitating than males. According to experience, mynas with jade-white mouth and orange-yellow feet are more "smart" than those with gray-brown mouth and tawny feet.

2. Characteristics of cages Starlings, mynas and other birds are all large cage birds, so the cage should be larger. Because of its miscellaneous food habits, large food intake, and frequent defecation, the cage should have a bright bottom and a fecal support board underneath. In addition, the myna's mouth is strong, the body is in good shape, and the cage should be sturdy. Generally, it is 48 cm high, 36 cm in diameter, 2.2 cm apart between strips, and 0.4 cm thick. It can be made of bamboo or lead wire (No. 14). There is a shark skin perch, a water tank and a soft food tank, which are deeper, larger and stronger than those of ordinary birds.

3. Feed and feeding methods: Adult birds use eggs and rice as their regular feed. They feed a soft food jar with minced meat, fruit (cut into small pieces), and powder (same as thrush) every morning. The amount should be eaten within 1-2 hours. For baby bird food, you can mix powder and minced meat with water or use plantains to make a puree. Feed with pellets, 5-8 times a day. When the bird can feed itself, change to soft food, and add eggs and millet after the feathers have grown.

4. Management and *** Myna’s feces are abundant and smelly, so the bottom of the cage and the feces support board should be cleaned every other day. At the same time, birds should be bathed in water frequently. You can put the myna in a water bath cage and let it bathe on its own, or you can use a watering can to shower, and then dry it in the sun after the water bath. Change the water in the water tank every day, because you often rinse your mouth when eating soft food, which can easily become contaminated.

The best way to teach a bird to "speak" from young to adult is to teach it every morning and evening on an empty stomach, and the surrounding environment should be quiet and free of noise. When teaching, the syllables should be less first and then more. After one sentence is learned, the second sentence should be taught. Every time you "speak" clearly, give the bird the food it likes to eat. Like bananas, insects, etc. It needs to be repeated many times. Generally, it takes 3-7 days to learn one sentence. Those who can learn 10 sentences are excellent.

It is easiest to use an experienced bird that has learned to talk. When teaching, let the bird face the mirror for quick results. As for the idea that starlings must undergo some kind of surgery on their tongues to learn to "speak", there is no scientific basis. Because the vocal organ of most birds is the "syringe" located at the lower end of the trachea and the branch of the bronchus, and produces sounds by the contraction of the attached muscles, while the human vocal cords are at the upper end of the trachea.

Question 5: How to raise a one-month-old starling? The kind that has feathers but cannot stand is easy to raise. When you buy it, the boss will give you a pack of chicken feed, mix it with water and knead it to feed. Eat when you're hungry and don't eat when you're full. Don't leave it outside to be exposed to wind or rain. Remember not to be exposed to wind or rain.

Get a box and keep it at home. If you want to clean it, just put a soft cloth under it. You can also get a piece of waste paper for the lowest one. You can put 20% of it on it. Then get a clean one. Just put a soft cloth inside for it to play with, ventilate it, give it a quiet environment, and prevent cats and children.

When it is old enough to walk with its wings, it will need to be moved into a cage. I was a little scared at first, but I slowly got it used to it, and got a cloth cover for it to sleep on, and put it up when the sun goes down. For cloth covers, go to the place where cloth is sold and tell the boss that I want to make a cloth cover for a bird cage, and they make it. The material is easy to change and wash.

At this time, you can practice speaking, pick a name, and start practicing from here. If you are freeing, first familiarize yourself with the places you often go to. At the beginning, the starlings will play so hard that they don’t recognize their home. You carry them in a cage. Walk with it and coax it, and catch it if it doesn't work, but don't catch it too much. If you catch it too much, the starling will be vindictive and will peck its hands.

Starlings like to eat meat and rice, but eat less of it. When it gets older, it needs to change its food. Mix chicken feed with wren food and wait until it really knows how to eat. It eats. Starlings love to take baths. When they are young, a bird tray is enough, and when they are older, they use a basin. In winter, warm water is enough, even if you don’t wash it, mynas don’t take a bath during the moulting period. Starlings love to eat mealworms, up to 5 to 10. Eat less of the fragrant ones, as eating too much is bad for your eyes

Question 6: How to raise myna birds? It is recommended to raise them for 2 months. Of course, raising starlings is a good idea. a few key points. To raise myna well, you need to choose a good cage. Mr. Huang, a citizen, is a shop owner who specializes in selling myna, so he has rich experience in raising myna. He said that to raise mynas, you must first choose a good cage. Myna cages include round dome cages, flat-top round cages, vaulted square cages, etc. It is best to choose one with a diameter and height of about 40 cm. The cage must be equipped with a jumping stick, food bowls, water bowls, a dung board, a bamboo board for holding meat, and a cage outside. Usually, placing the meat on a bamboo board makes it easier for starlings to peck at it. The cage can be used to block the sun and keep the bird warm in winter. In addition, starlings can take a water bath every day or every other day in summer, and the cage should be cleaned frequently. In winter, pay attention to cold protection, bask in the sun more, and cover it with a cage cloth after exposure. The chicks must be fed "formula rations". Many citizens saw that other people's mynas were good-looking and could talk, so they started to raise them. However, the survival rate of the mynas they raised was not high. Mr. Huang said that this is mainly because first-time raisers have not mastered the feeding methods of chicks. The chicks are fed tofu or eggs and millet every day. Duck eggs can be used in summer, and grasshoppers, earthworms, lean meat, bananas, vegetables, etc. are given every other day. The chicks are fed only tofu within 7 days, and only 10% tofu within 8-20 days. The rest are fed with millet mixed with eggs, mixed with appropriate amount of water, steamed, kneaded into small fine ingredients, and then fed with a small amount of tender green vegetables and small insects. ,water. Within 21 to 70 days, feed 5% tofu, the rest is eggs and millet, and then feed a small amount of tender vegetables, small insects, and water. During this period, the ratio of egg millet to egg yolk millet changed from 3:1 to 1:1. After 70 days, the ratio of egg yolk to millet decreased further. Group feeding is easy to survive. Mr. Hong, a citizen with 10 years of experience in raising birds, said that for newly purchased chicks, his experience is that they are easy to survive when raised in a nest. The downy chicks can be placed in a cardboard box with some rags in the middle. After feeding, they can be placed in the nest and placed in a dark place. It is best to feed the chicks together in a nest so that they can huddle together for warmth. Mr. Hong's cost of feeding birds is relatively high, and the "formula ration" he uses is more suitable for those who really love birds. After the chicks grow up to be able to feed themselves, they can be fed with cooked eggs, steamed buns, rice, tofu, insects, eels, frogs, beef or lean pork. You can chop fresh eels and frogs into pureed meat and feed them 3-5 balls each time until the chicks' crops are full. After feeding, use a dropper to suck water into its mouth and feed it once every 1-2 hours. In addition to feeding eggs, rice and drinking water, the young chicks also need to be fed some supplementary food such as egg yolks, lean meat, insects, etc. Do not deprive yourself of food or water. When taking the bird out in winter, it is necessary to cover it with a cage. Breathe fresh air Mr. Hong said that mynas, like people, need fresh air, so every morning they should hang the birdcage in the window or outdoors. After breathing fresh air for 1-1.5 hours, they should take it back to the room to rest, eat and drink. At noon, put the bird cage into the water basin. The water should not be too deep. The water surface should be about 5cm from the bottom of the cage and let it bathe in water. The manure-holding board at the bottom of the cage is removed before the water bath. After the bath, the bottom board is added and hung to the window or outdoors to light the cage for 1-1.5 hours before taking it back to the room to rest. Pay attention to the egg-laying period. Mr. Hong's myna has hatched a brood of baby mynas. He said that after the starlings mate, the female starts to build a nest. At this time, straw and other nesting materials should be provided. The female bird lays 4-6 eggs per clutch, with one egg laid every day or every 2-3 days. After all the eggs are laid, the female bird incubates the eggs and will not leave the nest box except for eating and defecating; the male bird is responsible for protecting the nest.

The entire incubation period is 15-18 days; after more than 18 days, the female bird will refuse to incubate the eggs, show restlessness, fly in and out, and sing continuously. Myna brooding is an interesting phenomenon. In the first half month, the female bird usually feeds the chicks with broken bread, and after half a month, the male bird feeds the chicks. The staple food of chicks is mealworms and other insects accompanied by calcium and other corresponding mineral feeds. At this time, bird keepers must provide fresh mealworms to the starlings in a timely manner. The chicks can leave the nest after about 26 days of growth. The chicks can begin to live independently away from their parents in about one month. A pair of starlings can produce two nests of chicks per year. Based on my experience in raising starlings for more than ten years, I have a few thoughts: It may be helpful to you in raising starlings. Regarding the feeding of myna, it is relatively simple. It is omnivorous and can be fed with meat, fruits and feed. Key points for raising starlings: 1. Feeding: Just use mixed feed that chickens and ducks eat. Starlings are soft-eating birds, so they cannot be fed hard food such as rice, as they will cause indigestion. However, be careful not to feed them food that is difficult to digest or that has deteriorated. 2. Feed water: The water quality cannot be polluted, it must be clean and hygienic, and the water should be changed frequently. It doesn’t matter if the starlings don’t feed for one or two days, but it won’t work if they don’t drink water. 3. Water bath: Mynas like water baths. They bathe every day in summer and in warm and windless weather in winter... >>

Question 7: How to raise myna chicks? Selection and selection of myna chicks Feeding is a matter of many considerations.

Myna birds are quite cheap and common in the market, so the price is very average. They are suitable for family breeding. Myna birds can not only learn languages, play with their owners, but can also be used to fly.

Regarding the raising and releasing of starlings, I will talk about my own raising and training methods.

1. Choosing chicks:

I like bold mynas, and it would be better if my friends could choose Yuhachi (just a personal opinion).

How to choose brave mynas that I personally think are excellent:

a. For novice friends, it is recommended to buy 15- to 20-day-old chicks and observe them while the bird dealers are feeding them. , compete for food, it is better to have a strong demand for food, the mouth should be round and big, and the voice should be loud. Choose eight like this.

b. After choosing the bird, don’t take it away in a hurry. Check carefully whether the area around the bird’s eyes is clean, whether the nostrils are clear, and whether the feathers near the butt are dry and clean. Let Xiaoba Hold your fingers and feel the strength of the eight claws to see if the myna's claws are intact.

Some friends are blindly pursuing the five-white starling. I personally think that such a starling is difficult to find, so it’s better not to have this intention. After the birds moult, they are all the same.

2. Feeding:

After taking it home, pay attention to the insulation work of the chicks, put shredded toilet paper in a slightly smaller paper box, and punch holes in the paper box. , for ventilation. Putting it under the sun can warm up the carton, but don't let the starlings be exposed to the sun for a long time, which is bad for the eyesight. In the future, when the starlings grow up, they should often bask in the sun, which is beneficial to the bird's calcium absorption.

The feed I raise for Ba:

Mainly chick feed, for the fledgling stage: add an egg yolk to the feed, soak it in warm water, wait until it cools to room temperature, and knead it into a ball. Feed the starlings two at a time. The size of each one is half to two-thirds of the size of your thumb. Before feeding, moisten the throat of the starlings with a brush dipped in water. This will help the starlings swallow the feed.

After growing up, feed is still the main food. Usually, more fruits and vegetables are fed, such as apples (cut in half or diced), green cabbage leaves, tomatoes, watermelon, etc., and lean meat is fed twice a week. Don't feed too much at one time. Birds must be raised extensively, and if they are fed too well, they will not live long, haha.

Baby bird bathing instructions:

One month later, that is to say, after taking the baby home and raising it for nearly 20 days, when the cut fur has grown all the way, it was the first time that Xiaoba Getting into the water is generally not that smooth, so you can use a method: put the myna in the sun until the myna's mouth opens wide, then release the myna and put water in a basin (all year round) All you need to do is use tap water. Myna's adaptability is still very strong.) If you keep stirring your hands in the water, myna will jump in curiously. If the first bath doesn't work, don't worry and continue the next day.

Things to pay attention to in daily life:

Do not let the starlings blow air after taking a bath.

If the food or water in the food cup is contaminated by bird feces, Replace it immediately.

In summer evenings, do not put the myna in a room where mosquito coils are lit or sprayed with mosquito repellent.

Try to hang the bird as high as possible to prevent Cats and children do anything detrimental to myna.

Do not bathe myna with warm water in winter (use tap water all year round), as this will make it easier for myna to catch a cold.

Do Give the starlings sufficient sunshine time, because sufficient sunshine is beneficial to the absorption of calcium by the starlings, which is very helpful for the color of the bird's feathers.

If the starlings have cold symptoms such as sneezing, do not rush to take medicine. Observe for one day first, it is the medicine that contains three parts of the poison.

Don't scare mynas with sticks or anything like that, if you do. It will take a lot of effort to build a good relationship again in the future.

Do not feed birds anything containing salt. Salt is harmful to any bird and will directly react on its feathers.

3. Training before release:

a. Let the myna become familiar with the owner’s voice:

In fact, this is very easy to do. It needs to be done regularly and quantitatively every day. Feed Ba, call him by his name every time you feed him (you should give it a name after you buy it home, right?

Intensive training:

Carry out indoors, Close the doors and windows, and the family can coordinate training. The owner first hides in a place, and the family releases the myna (it is best for the myna to be hungry for one to two hours first). The owner starts to call the myna's name, and the myna will look for the owner. Food, because I have been hungry for two hours. Haha, as long as the myna finds you, give a small amount of food as a reward. It is best to use the myna’s favorite food, such as lean meat, mealworms, etc.

Myna trusts its owner:...>>

Question 8: How to raise myna? Myna’s feathers are not gorgeous, and their singing voice is not very beautiful, but they are not afraid of people, smart and kind. Imitation of human language. Some people raise mynas to let them play with people, but most people do not strictly select the male and female. The key is to start raising mynas as young birds. Female birds are better at imitation than male birds. According to experience, those with jade-white beaks and orange-yellow feet are more "smart" than those with gray-brown beaks and yellow-brown feet.

Feeding: Adult birds eat eggs and rice. As a standing feed, feed a soft food mixed with meat mince, fruit (cut into small pieces), and powder (same as thrush) every morning. The amount of food for young birds is limited to be eaten within 1-2 hours. Mix the powder and minced meat with water or use plantains to make a ball and feed it 5-8 times a day. When the birds can eat by themselves, add eggs and millet.

< p> Hygiene: The myna's feces are abundant and smelly. The cage bottom and feces support board should be cleaned every other day. At the same time, the bird should be bathed in water regularly. You can put the myna in a water bath cage and let it bathe by itself. You can also use a watering bottle to take a shower. Place it in the sun to dry. Change the water in the water tank every day, because it is easy to contaminate the mouth when eating soft food.

Education: It is best to teach the bird to "talk" from young to adult, every morning and evening on an empty stomach. When teaching, the surrounding environment should be quiet and there should be no noise. The words should be taught with fewer syllables first and then the second sentence should be taught clearly. . It needs to be repeated many times. It usually takes 3-7 days to learn one sentence. Those who can learn 10 sentences are excellent.