Green Back Twinspot Gender:Male

Green Back Twinspot Gender:MaleGreen backed Twinspot, or Green Twinspot (Mandingoa nitidula), presents a charming display of colors with its vibrant plumage. This small estrildid finch is a delightful sight, adorned with a distinctive green back that gives rise to its name. Upon observing these birds, one will notice the males are quite striking with their bright red facial feathers, a stark contrast to the females who exhibit an olive green face. The females also possess a darker,

The pigeon can recover quickly by providing it with high levels of dextrose and fructose

but sometimes pester other breeding birds and tend to act nervous when housed in smaller enclosures

small conures and other similarly sized hookbills

This carefully thought-out combination of carbohydrates

dried brewer's yeast

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Composition of Antistress Avianvet: Lemon bark

the former of which lacks yellow in the tail and the latter of which has streaked underparts

5 ml/liter for 5 days every 3-4 months

or other small parrot to enjoy in the bowl or foraging area

away from dirt

Feeding Directions Feed based on recommended daily amounts indicated below