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The generic term of exotic refers to passerines mainly included in the family of the Estrildidae.
Among the numerous species we mention the Erythrura gouldiae or Gouldian Finch, native to Australia where it populates the northern area of the island.
It is a sociable bird and lives in numerous groups, even in the breeding season.
In nature it moves in flocks among open forests and shrubs, looking for seeds on the ground.
We also remember Taeniopygia guttata (Mandarin diamond), Amandava amandava (Common Bengal), Neochmia temporalis (Red eyelash diamond), Lonchura oryzivora (Java finch), Peophila acuticauda (Long-tailed diamond).
Instructions for proper use
It is advisable to use the food during the rearing phase, the daily administration must correspond to the average quantity consumed in the 24 hours, taking care to provide for cleaning and washing the manger before each administration. This sanitary practice must also be extended to the drinking trough, guaranteeing fresh and clean water always available.
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