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Budgie Feed Pellets vs Seed
ByadminTips for getting your budgie to actually eat those boring-little pellets: Okay, first rule—don’t mix pellets with seeds right off the bat. That’s cheating, and your bird will just pick out the seeds anyway. Try offering pellets first thing in the morning when your budgie’s actually hungry. Sneaky? Maybe. Effective? Hopefully. Since budgies are basically…
New Feeding Station
ByadminUnlike us, we’ve tried every trick in the book to stop wasting birdseed. Honestly, it’s been a nightmare—seeds everywhere, budgies flinging millet like it’s confetti. But guess what? We might’ve cracked it. Check out the new setup in the pic—all the food (seeds, veggies, fruit) stays in one spot now. Still get some airborne snacks…
Budgie Bedding
ByadminBudgie Bedding The bottom of your budgie’s cage needs paper lining so you can clean it every day. Also, keep an eye on their poop—like, check if it looks weird, ‘cause that could mean they’re sick. There’s a bunch of cheap, easy-to-find paper you can use: Don’t use glossy ads—the ink might be toxic if…
Budgies Ready To Mate
ByadminBudgies signal they’re ready to mate by acting extra flirty and showing some obvious body changes. When they’re in the mood, their hormones kick in (usually because of longer daylight and good food), and things get spicy. Male budgies: Their little nose area (called the cere) turns this crazy bright blue—like, seriously noticeable. Female budgies:…
Buying An Aviary
ByadminBuilding a budgie aviary? Hell yeah—your birds are going to love it! Way better than being cooped up in some tiny cage. Whether you’re DIY-ing it or buying one ready-made, just make sure it’s got the good stuff: strong wire mesh (nothing flimsy that predators can rip through), a cosy spot for them to sleep…
Removing the empty eggshell
ByadminYes, you should totally take out the empty eggshells from the nest box, but like, don’t just grab them when the mom budgie is still in there. Wait till she comes out on her own, and wash your hands first—otherwise, you might freak her out or spread germs. Okay, so here’s the deal with nest…