You don’t need a cage to raise a black phoenix by hand. Hand-raised black phoenixes need to be raised artificially as soon as they hatch. No cage is required. You only need to prepare a tripod and install an iron plate under the tripod to catch the phoenix's excrement. After the black phoenix's wings are full, you should close the doors and windows of your home to prevent them from flying out and not being able to find your home.

Notes on raising cockatiels:

1. Cockatiels can eat nourishing pills as their staple food, combined with shelled grains such as rice, corn, and wheat. And apples, carrots and other fruits and vegetables to supplement nutrition, you can eat three or four times a week.

2. To ensure the health of the cockatiel, the owner needs to clean and disinfect its living area regularly. Feces, feathers, and a dirty and humid environment are breeding grounds for bacteria. Environmental pollution will not only harm the health of your parrot, but also the health of your family.

3. Cockatiels are afraid of heat. High temperatures in summer can easily cause heat stroke. The owner needs to keep indoor ventilation, provide sufficient drinking water, and give it a water bath every day to prevent the parrot from heat stroke.