Things to note during cockatiel breeding:

1. Prepare wooden breeding boxes. If you have a pair of parrots, they can breed almost all year round. You need to prepare a large breeding box, preferably wooden, with sawdust at the bottom of the box. Make sure the breeding box is kept warm. It will be easier for the parrots to hatch after they lay eggs. Nestling.

2. Strengthen nutrition. Cockatiels should be fed food with relatively high nutritional value, and the types of food should be as rich as possible.

3. Keep warm. Pay attention to keeping the cockatiel warm, because after the cockatiel lays eggs, its body will be relatively weak and it is easy to get sick and catch cold. When breeding in winter, pay attention to keeping the room temperature above 20 degrees and maintaining indoor air circulation.

4. Avoid interference. During the breeding period of cockatiels, pay attention to maintaining a stable environment and minimizing external interference.

5. Avoid frequent production. It is easy for a pair of black phoenixes to give birth frequently when kept together. After a nest of chicks emerges, the two parrots may mate again and produce new eggs. If production is too frequent, the parrots will not be able to rest and their physical condition will become worse and worse. .