Simple DIY Perches for ALL Birds

[@virginiacurtis4431]

Also please do a video on the holders you were talking about in the beginning to hold wood . I have seen some in videos of aviaries but don't know where to get them.

[@birdnerd]

Yes when I get to the point of building them I will do a video around them. Thanks

[@TheHouseofWindsorAviary-oh4vw]

Looks great so far! For the feeding areas what about buying or making trays that you can remove for cleaning. I am sure even a few cheap cookie sheets would suffice.

[@birdnerd]

Great idea. I am looking into something like that so that I could start changing out those areas with ease. Thank you!

[@namithsaji4594]

Hi could you please do a video on how to successfully breed blue faced parrotfinch please😢😢😢😢 and tips for their care

[@birdnerd]

Yes great suggestion. I’ll add it to my list of birds to breed videos. Thanks

[@namithsaji4594]

@birdnerd looking forward for the video

[@virginiacurtis4431]

Thank you as always.

[@birdnerd]

Thank you for watching.

[@pauljanson9176]

Like the perch idea!

[@birdnerd]

Thank you!

[@zenonchytros2419]

👍👍👍👍

[@birdnerd]

Thank you!

[@johnornelas9741]

I wish NewZooland carried S76. Hard to get around here .

[@birdnerd]

I know that they are working on trying to get it in stock.

[@johnornelas9741]

You should lay down plastic on the flat surface. Just take it out and place new plastic. Cardboard is also good. No need to scrape, just take out and replace. That's what I do, lit easier.

[@birdnerd]

Yes great options. I’m currently working on a metal tray to fit in there that I can pull in and out for cleaning.

[@JakeThorburn]

Do you use freeze dried or live mealworms. What’s better can they eat both for finches???????😊

[@birdnerd]

I use both. Most birds will always prefer live over freeze dried if they have the choice. But I do feed both options especially during breeding season.

[@JakeThorburn]

@ ok thanks do you have a farm. I have one works great produces lots. I have heard people say they don’t eat live because they are not trained to? So I was wondering if

[@MichaelFaydherbe]

​@JakeThorburn your birds will prefer the live mealies. Maggots are also excellent.