How have you improved?

[Shane Gowland]

I've learned so many things from magazines, websites and here on the forum. There's so much I do now that I wasn't doing a year ago; or even just six months ago.

Some things that come to mind:
- Widened the variety of fresh foods I feed, such as adding kale and endive.
- Providing daily bath water.
- Occasionally adding Apple Cider Vinegar to drinking water.
- Painting the wire black.

So my question: What are you doing now that you weren't doing a year ago?

[Painted4]

- Breeding maggots and mealworms.
- Adding Cod Liver oil to the soaked seed during cold weather.

THats all I can think of for now, but i'm sure there are more - They've just become part of my routine so I don't remember, haha

[Tiaris]

Struggling to read fine print & drinking the occasional white wine.

[timh]

[arthur]

Getting off topic again . . . but hey, we're all friends

I remember a vet saying that parrot keepers were really improving . .

They still weren't feeding enough greens & vegies, but now they know that they should?!?

[Shane Gowland]

- Breeding maggots and mealworms.

I gotta start getting into live food. I only have a handful of birds that will even touch the stuff, so I keep putting it off.

I remember a vet saying that parrot keepers were really improving.

I finally got my Lovebirds to start eating greens this year. The average clutch size has grown from two to four, so it's definitely been a worthwhile exercise.

[arthur]

Try the lovebirds on live food when you get round to propagating some

Most parrots, including lorikeets relish some