I've recently decided to expand my love for cockatiel breeding by becoming a larger breeder. Breeding pet birds has been a deeply rewarding experience for me. However, before fully expanding my farm, I need to ensure the health and well-being of my new cockatiels.

Cockatiels are birds that bring a lot of happiness with their behaviors and sounds. I love these birds so much that I’ve created a small farm at my house, where most of the birds are cockatiels. I have two favorite birds that are well-tamed, and they hold a special place in my heart.

I always believe that pet birds or animals have unique features that bring joy to breeders and owners. As a passionate bird breeder, especially focused on cockatiels, my journey with these amazing birds began in my childhood. A close friend gifted me a pair of cockatiels,

I own several pet birds, with lovebirds, parakeets, and cockatiels being the most common among them. Along with my birds, I also have a good collection of animals, including dogs and cats. When it comes to caring for birds, keeping their cages clean is essential for their health and well-being.

I have a decent collection of cockatiel birds in my small farm, which is located on my rooftop. It’s a small colony, and I have some cockatiel variants, including Lutino, Albino, Grey, and Cinnamon cockatiels. They all live together in this small colony and are very active and happy, primarily because they are healthy.

Working with cockatiels is truly enjoyable compared to other pet birds. Their calm and gentle nature makes them a delight to care for. As a dedicated cockatiel breeder, I always strive to keep them happy, as their well-being directly impacts their health and breeding results.

I have been working with cockatiels for many years. As the owner of a small farm, I always ensure they receive healthy food and all their basic needs are met, which has consistently led to great results. For new breeders looking to succeed in breeding cockatiels or starting a farm