Newly born javas baby?
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Newly born javas baby?
Hey,
i wanted to asked about what to feed javas so that they can feed their newly born baby ? Should i give them normal seeds?
i wanted to asked about what to feed javas so that they can feed their newly born baby ? Should i give them normal seeds?
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
Eggfood moisten should be great with some veggies and or fruits on the third day and on.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
Great product!!!!
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
For how much days? And tell something different execpt eggfood they dont like it.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
Can i give them water supplement? And also on moist food sprinkle on it
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
What about boil rice? Supplement sprinkle on it?
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
And one last thing can i give them normal like canary seed proso and paddy rice.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
Hello.
If they don't appreciate egg food, try some hard boiled eggs, or live food, they do need a fount of protein during breeding process.
If they don't appreciate egg food, try some hard boiled eggs, or live food, they do need a fount of protein during breeding process.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
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Rice and supplements are not a good diet for any bird young or old.
They need protein, either through egg food, hard boiled eggs, insects or mealworms.
Rice and supplements are not a good diet for any bird young or old.
They need protein, either through egg food, hard boiled eggs, insects or mealworms.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
Had Javas in the past that didn't like boiled chicken eggs but devoured boiled quail eggs. Might be something to try if they are not found of eggfood moisted.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
My Java will eat hard boiled egg if it is fixed right. Remove shell from boiled egg. Cut in half. Use a regular kitchen hand stredder and shred some of the egg. Shred some peeled carrot and shave a little brocoli top. Mix all together with some millet seed, and serve in dish. You could also use a food chopper and fine chop some kale. Put in a separate cup.
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Re: Newly born javas baby?
Java also like cooked corn. You could also get some Quinoa and follow the cooking directions. Cooked vegetables like corn can be mixed with it when feeding them. Quinoa can be sprouted in a day or two. It has to be rinsed well several times a day though.