Sprouting Bird Seed Explained
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I have bird seed, but I'm worried about feeding it to them after reading/seeing the videos about how unhealthy the seeds can be. I'm just taking stock of the fruits, veges, and grains I have on hand until I can get the seed sprouted. Thank you for getting back to me so quickly.
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Thank you so much Ally!
You've been so helpful with your grass seed and sprouting videos! I've been looking for clear explanations and you've been amazing at explaining it all :) Me, and more importantly my cockatiel love you for it haha! :)
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what's your opinion if I sprouted the bird seeds then I put them into an oven to dry those sprouted seeds, will they be the same in nuritions for birds?
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@1boidae Glad it was useful!
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what about oats?
angar8668 3 months ago
@angar8668 oats are ok for bigger parrots, so they would probably be ok but the budgies might not recogniste them as food. If you are looking for something to feed you bird because you have no seed, try toasting some bread or giving them biscuits/crackers (not too salty or sugary), just make sure you give them plenty of water and dont feed them like this often.
LikeSheHas 3 months ago
can I feed my budgies couscous? if so, is there a special preparation for the food? or can I give it to them just out of the box?
angar8668 3 months ago
@angar8668 DONT feed your birds UNCOOKED couscous! it will kill them.
Google "how to cook couscous" or search on here, its easy.
Cooked couscous is ok to feed a bird, but it wouldnt be that healthy for them so probably not good to feed them often.
LikeSheHas 3 months ago
Do we have to put them in the fridge or can we feed them to our cockatiels straight away? Also how long will it take to get the seeds sprouted to the length that you prefer to feed them?
Thank You
werewolvesarehott 1 year ago
@werewolvesarehott you dont have to put them in the fridge - it depends on how much you sprout at one time. i sprout quite a lot at once because i have 8 birds to feed and dont want to do a new batch every day. Once you can see the seed open and the sprout stick out you can feed them to your birds. you can also let them grow a little longer - say 2-5mm but after that i would throw them out, plant them, or refridgerate them - as the fridge stops them growing and keeps them fresh for longer.
LikeSheHas 1 year ago