Myna and Myna There are differences between Myna and Myna in China: 1. Myna’s food requirements are more careful in terms of living habits. It likes to be quiet, but it is lively and active. Myna’s food requirements do not count. High, compared to the myna, the myna is more lively. If the myna can talk, it is best to talk in front of strangers, and it feels a bit expressive. 2. In terms of speaking, the myna is better than the myna, especially in terms of speaking rate, then It's a big knot higher. I think Myna's speech rate is around 90, while Myna's verbal rate is only around 30. This may be the reason for the big difference in character. Myna speaks clearly and can learn anything. It's different. 3. In terms of disease prevention, they are both similar, and the symptoms of illness are almost the same, so friends who have raised mynas can learn from their previous experience by raising mynas now. Their incidence rate is higher than that of mynas. Myna is taller. This may be because most bird lovers are too cautious because Myna is much more expensive than Myna (personal opinion) 4. In appearance, Myna is generally 200 to 260 mm and will not exceed around 300 at most. Myna is taller than Myna. The reason why many people love him is that he has a yellow meat mallet on his head. In comparison, myna is a little smaller. The most distinctive feature is the hair on its head. Everyone knows it. It is said that myna is the best choice. , it is best to have a lot of white hair on the body, a jade mouth, and yellow feet. This is also catchy! After 3 months, the myna and myna can teach it to start talking and ask: How much does it cost for the myna? Answer: Prices vary by region. Small starlings sold in spring usually cost 20-50 yuan, and those with yellow mouth and legs are twice as expensive. A myna who can speak 2-3 sentences usually costs from a few dozen yuan to more than a hundred yuan, and a well-trained myna who can speak 7-8 sentences with clear pronunciation and no swear words costs around a thousand yuan. It is recommended that you buy a bird and train it yourself in May-June. It is very cheap, flexible, and will bring you a lot of fun in the process of raising the bird. To buy birds, go to the local flower and bird market. Flower and bird markets generally open on Saturdays and Sundays (mostly in the morning). You can ask local bird farmers (you can usually meet bird farmers when you go to the park in the morning). Follow-up : Thank you for your answer. Can such a cheap myna know how to talk? Can it be fast between 20 and 50? I wonder if the little one will be able to speak when he is raised? Answer: Between 20 and 50, the little myna can’t speak yet. If you want the myna to speak, there is a training process. Only with regular training can the myna be familiar with and express what you want. I want a voice, the process is very complicated. Question: The old man who sold my myna to me for 2 months said that it will be almost ready to speak next month? Can it happen in three months? Why is it humming now? Answer: It can be taught to speak in more than three months. Before teaching, the starling must first be able to live stably in a cage or on a shelf, not easily frightened and very tame. It is willing to get close to people and will not fly away when you let go of its anklet. Only when this level of myna is reached, the teaching effect is the best. When training starlings, let the young birds out of the cage for about 15 minutes each time, and put some food that the birds like to eat around the cage. Through repeated training, the young birds can form a conditioned reflex to enjoy food when leaving or entering the cage. The chicks learn to fly. At this stage, the time-conditioned reflex is basically consolidated, and the training is more than half successful. In the future, attention should be paid to reducing the fright of the mynas every time they are released from the cage, and they should not be kept in the cage for a long time, which will affect the reflex consolidation results. After the cage entry and exit training is successful, don’t forget to put a few insects in the cage for rewards. When training starlings, the environment should be quiet, without any noise or talking, otherwise it will easily distract the bird's attention and cause the bird to learn sounds that it should not learn. As for the teaching content, choose simple short words at the beginning, such as "Hello", "Welcome", "Goodbye", "Bye", "Thank you", etc. Pay attention to pronunciation accurately, clearly and slowly. Teach the same words over and over again every day, and consolidate them after you learn them. Generally, after one sentence is taught for about a week, the bird can learn to say it; after it can learn to say it, it will be consolidated for a few days before the second sentence is taught.

Follow-up question: Oh, that’s right. Thank you. The bird food I bought at the bird market can be mixed with chopsticks. Can I feed it with that feed? Some starlings have black hair on their heads. Why don’t I have this? = = Answer: Myna eats a wide range of foods, including meat, various insects, eels, maggots, plant seeds, fruits, rice, etc. Maybe the black hair on your starling's head hasn't grown yet.