Raising cockatiel babies is a rewarding yet challenging task that requires patience, love, and a deep understanding of their dietary needs. When I began my journey with pet birds, my path differed from many breeders who often start with parakeets or budgies.

Recently, I added two albino cockatiels to my farm, which houses many birds. From the very start, I noticed that these birds were not in the best of health. To give them the best chance of thriving, I provided regular food alongside organic options. Over time, I saw a noticeable improvement

I’ve been rearing pet birds for many years, and my passion for caring for them has been with me since childhood. Among the birds on my farm, cockatiels are my favorite. I have different variants, such as lutino albino, cinnamon pearl, and white-headed opaline.

My passion for cockatiels began in childhood, thanks to a neighbor who bred these delightful birds. I was fascinated by their beauty and behaviors, and I dreamed of one day having my own cockatiel farm. My journey began when my best friend gifted me a pair of cockatiels, and from that moment, I was

I breed cockatiels and lovebirds together, but my heart belongs to cockatiels. Known for their playful personalities, sweet songs, and vibrant plumage, these medium-sized parrots quickly become cherished family members.

I have been breeding pet birds for over ten years, and my favorites are cockatiels and lovebirds, especially because of their beautiful appearances. While lovebirds are incredibly attractive, I love cockatiels the most. They are calm birds, and their