plumsmum2005
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Yes OK, appreciate that. The baby Galah should be weaned and eating pellets, fruits and veggies on it's own and not need feeding by you when you buy it.
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Yes OK, appreciate that. The baby Galah should be weaned and eating pellets, fruits and veggies on it's own and not need feeding by you when you buy it.
In incubator is Ok but must eat on its own. Be about 9 weeks old when you take home.
Parrot Link - Galah Cockatoo
Pellets are better I feed these :-
Lafeber NutriBerries Original Complete Cockatiel Food
and these
TOP`s Parrot Food - Small Pellets
Seed not that good. Loads of vegetables as well.
Ok. Are all these seeds? If yes then the ones with NO Sunflower Seeds!
Seed can be sprouted (grown) which is very good.
http://www.parrotforums.com/parrot-food-recipes-diet/57416-sprouting-made-easy.html
Nutribird G14 Original Maintenance
NutriBird G 14 Original is a balanced complete maintenance food for large parakeets. Pellets with a scientifically approved composition, based on selected grains, fresh fruit and peanuts. Completely consumable, no losses. Contains Florastimul, which supports the intestinal flora and protects against intestinal disorders. If your bird is not used to pellet food, the switch to this new type of food must be made gradually.
Not like PEANUTS.
Feed lots of Vegetables to Galah as well as little pasta, rice, Quinoa and then only need very small amount of G14 or P15 OK?
Safe (good) food for parrot
http://www.parrotforums.com/parrot-...afe-fresh-foods-toxic-food-lists-sprouts.html
No not really, laughing.
Reason:-
The hornbills (Bucerotidae) are a family of bird found in tropical and subtropical Africa, Asia and Melanesia. They are characterized by a long, down-curved bill which is frequently brightly colored and sometimes has a casque on the upper mandible.