This bird is relatively easy to raise. In terms of food, it is not particularly jumping. It can be said that it is an omnivorous bird. In the wild, this kind of bird eats this earthworm, as well as this bread worm, bug, locust, rice and corn, so it is easier to satisfy in diet. Some people here also like to keep birds, but if we want birds to eat more happily, we still have to give them some insects. For example, some people like us will give these birds this silkworm chrysalis. And some shrimp worms, locusts, bread worms, or put some earthworms in the ground for these birds to eat, and they ate happily.

If you don't have the time and leisure in this respect, then give them feed. Now, in the market, especially in the flower and bird market, there will be some bird feed. If you don't have time to go to the flower and bird market, then give this myna this chicken feed, which can also effectively meet the nutritional needs of birds. After all, this myna belongs to omnivore and is not particularly selected.

There are many things to pay attention to in raising this bird, and the most easily overlooked thing is that people don't want to bathe it. In fact, this bird also needs a bath. Bathing is of great benefit to myna. Bathing can make myna clean its feathers and remove ectoparasites, which is of great significance to myna's health. For bathing myna, you can actually pick up a basin of water and let myna jump in to wash it. Generally speaking, at noon or in the afternoon when the sun is warmer, put this big basin of water in for myna to play, not in the morning, so as not to cause myna to catch cold.

Beginners keep this myna, don't let it out of the cage often. Once myna has adapted to the free space outside, he often doesn't want to go back to the cage, so we must pay attention to this. Finally, we should pay attention to the changing weather, which is cool and can be placed in a ventilated place, but don't put it outside at night. When the weather is hot, we should avoid direct sunlight.