birds (Tairis Canora)

This small bird from America and cuba is one of the birds ideals to take in our aviary.

With only 4 inches and a sexual dimorphism apparent is one of the birds more resistant than we have in our aviary.

The female often put in 2 to 4 eggs in a nest of drawer, semi-open,which the male fill thoroughly to get a cavity round and perfect, sincethey are good builders.

The female shortly after the end of the male the nest, puts the eggs,which incubated the two , but mostly female, the incubation period is13 days.

Once born chickens there to monitor much to the offspring, since manytimes the male has need back to copulate and pulls out of nest or notfeeds for chickens, when this happens, i separate to the female andleave only to male with the offspring, as it is, who reared chickensonce born, and without the female almost always comes to good end withthe clutch.

The food for these birds is not a problem, a good mix of exotic withvegetables use only cucumber and when they are raising pulp of breedingmorbid mixed in a 30% with insectivora.If available mealworm, can also be used, although it is not necessary,without them also brought well.

If available mealworm, can also be used, although it is not necessary,without them also brought well.

Once the birds leave the nest, we need to monitor, especially if atthat clutch has not been necessary to separate the mother, because oncethey are independent the male began to pecking, just time to separatethem.

South American bird