My 100 Pairs of African Lovebird Breeders - Discover my Diy Handfeed formula for baby birds!

Hi everyone! It's a beautiful day once again And welcome back to Dexter's World Channel. For all of you bird lovers, please don't skip this video because we're going to reveal some important things On how to become successful in hand-feeding our African lovebirds. And I was very surprised to look inside the nest boxes within the cage. because I've counted some 38... new birds that are actually hatched in the individual nest boxes. But we are going to harvest 10 heads. of these, the larger ones, so that we We will start hand feeding. Well, of course, you know that if you are going to hand-feed your baby African lovebirds, It requires dedication, it requires even more patience. because it demands our time, it demands our attention because there are many things or factors that would hinder. like the ants, like the lizards, or the predators such as the rats So these are the things we need to keep in mind And please witness as we are going to harvest our birds I have this box here and we I will fill this with baby birds Come on, let's go. Let's do this. Oh I'm going to harvest your babies I'm so sorry So this morning, I was surprised to see So many of these babies, and I'm so encouraged to hand-feed them. because one box contains at least 3 to 4. And there is one nest box that has seven. So I have to do hand feeding in order to fast-track production. And this is one of the options available to you. You have to hand-feed. Of course, we must keep in mind that this requires attention. Because once they are already out, They are already subject to predators. They can be eaten by rats or anything else. Anything could happen, so we'll keep them in a very exclusive location. so that they may survive So we will begin the harvest. and we will only harvest those that are larger, meaning that they are Already three weeks to one month old let me tell you that the materials for hand feeding Of course this syringe, and then of course this ball and then we have this plastic spoon and this hard-boiled egg So you'll just get a small portion of this hard-boiled egg. and then you are going to mix it Cereal? Speaking of cereal, I'd like to recommend the mixed fruits. and the soy you can also So, you know, Use the rice powder and the banana. but don't forget to mix it with a hard-boiled egg And the most important thing is to use hot water. The importance of using hot water to cook a little bit of the soy so that they become friendly to the stomachs of our birds. If you just give it raw, meaning you won't cook it And they are likely to suffer from diarrhea. So this is one of the things I have learned. I've been hand-feeding this kind for more than two years now. And the system we have adopted is working well for us. and from time to time we are also adding moringa to the food so you can see here that the birds that we have just are slowly adjusting to the new feeding system because they are not accustomed to it This is new to them, so we have to proceed slowly. allow them to adapt the feeding system and of course we can just gently, um, open the beak to the side and gently push the syringe so that they can eat the food, just like that, and I am So positive now that this will survive because the age of these is actually three weeks to one month In my previous vlog, I said not to attempt to hand-feed. your baby birds when they are still very young, meaning at the age of 2 or 3 weeks. We would like to recommend that they be hand-fed at the age for exactly one month, or to make sure that they will truly survive. And you will also see that... They already have feathers, meaning that they can adjust. in a new environment that you would place them because they are no longer cuddled by their parents. So very important to put this shredded material, the papers, because this will provide them with comfort and also keep them dry. This is very important because if they become wet, Then they feel cold and eventually they will become stressed. And they will eventually die. So, these are the simple things that we have to observe. in order to become successful in our hand feeding So, we have done the first feeding and They look satisfied. They are sleeping. And I suspect they will get very hungry after 2 to 3 hours. So, around 3 o'clock this afternoon, They are going to have their second feeding. So, we are feeding them five times a day. So early in the morning, we have to feed them, and then at nine o'clock, the 12 o'clock, the 3 o'clock, and the 6 o'clock. And it's very important, small, frequent meals. We will not allow them to go hungry. because if they are taken care of by their parents, They are occasionally fed by these parents. And since they are no longer taken care of naturally by the parents, we are... As surrogate parents, we have to take on this responsibility. so that they may not die and they will live as though they are being taken care of by their parents So guys, I hope that you have learned something about This bird farming is one of the most lucrative farming And it's very easy—you don't need much of your money. Only you have to put in some dedication and sincerity about what you're doing. 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