Cage & Aviary Birds

LETTERS

Understanding livefood

ONE of the most enthralling subjects associated with the breeding of native species is the provision and enhancement of livefood.

If you aim to get a better understanding of breeding native birds, so that you can attempt much more difficult species, it is most important that you’re able to look after and – better still – breed your own livefood.

Why? Because when you breed your own livefood you can gauge how much you might need. You will not run short. It will be cheaper, and you’ll have the right

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