Are Peony Parrots Protected Animals?

Question 1: The peony parrot belongs to the national second-class protected animal. Are individuals allowed to breed and trade? Peony parrot is not a national second-class protected animal in China at all. Peony parrot originated in Africa and was introduced as an ornamental bird in China. There are about 7 species of wild storage parrots native to China, among which short-tailed parrots, red-collared green parrots, gray-headed parrots, flower-headed parrots and big purple-breasted parrots are national second-class protected animals.

The state allows the sale of breeding stock. China's peony parrots are all artificially raised in China, of course, they are allowed to be bought and sold, and they are also one of the most common pet parrots in China.

Question 2: Are budgerigar, peony parrot and Feng Xuan parrot second-class protected animals? No, these three species can be raised at will and are not protected species. Domestic parrots are all imported, and there is no corresponding concept of domestic protection, because there is no concept of wild. The so-called protection is aimed at wild species, not cultivated species.

Question 3: Is there a local law to breed budgerigar, peony parrot and Feng Xuan parrot in Hunan? No, these three kinds of parrots can be raised at will, and they are not protected species. Domestic parrots are all imported, and there is no corresponding concept of domestic protection, because there is no concept of wild. The so-called protection is aimed at wild species, not cultivated species. There is no provision for the protection of parrots in the current forestry laws and regulations in China, because it is not the original biological species.

You just adopted it early, and once adopted, you can't continue to reply. If a large number of parrots are raised on the roof and indoors, the sound and smell will have a certain impact on the neighbors. If neighbors complain about you, the residential property and urban management must be in charge. Urban management is different from farming in your suburbs, and there is no concept of protecting species. However, if you keep parrots in the building, as long as someone complains, you will definitely be in trouble.

Question 4: Are Peony Parrots Endangered Wild Animals? For example, the peony parrot is not an endangered wild animal and can be raised with confidence. In addition, tiger skin and black wind can also be raised. Except for the above three parrots, all other parrots need to go through the relevant formalities. Family opinions are for reference only.

Question 5: What level of protection does Fisher Peony Parrot belong to? Fisher Peony Parrot belongs to the national second-class protected animals.

China is a member of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. Peony parrot is listed in Appendix II of the Convention, and parrot is also listed as a national second-class protected animal in China's List of National Key Protected Wild Animals.

Question 6: Is it illegal to keep peony parrots and budgerigars? It's not illegal. Peony and tiger skin are not national protected animals, but now they are common pet birds in China.

Question 7: I read the news today that the peony parrot is a national second-class protected animal! ! Peony parrot is not a national second-class protected animal. Peony parrot originated in Africa and was introduced as an ornamental bird in China. There are about 7 species of wild parrots native to China, among which short-tailed parrots, red-collared green parrots, gray-headed parrots, flower-headed parrots and big purple-breasted parrots are national second-class protected animals.

The state allows the sale of breeding stock. China's peony parrots are all artificially raised in China, of course, they are allowed to be bought and sold, and they are also one of the most common pet parrots in China.

Question 8: What should we pay more attention to when raising peony parrots? How to feed eggs, millet, vegetables, apples and eggs: put an egg in a catty of millet.

Note: Egg white is the part to ensure the nutrition of poultry embryos, so it is very nutritious. It should be put in millet with egg yolk.

Stir the eggs and millet evenly, then dry them in the sun, and then rub them into millet in the tuo by hand to feed the birds.

It should be noted that the cooked egg rice should be kept in a cool and dry place.

Square, and don't modulate too much at a time to avoid deterioration.

3。 They are easy to raise, and there is nothing particularly inedible. As long as it is non-toxic and harmless.

4。 The nest box should be at least 30* 16* 16.

5。 You can take a bath. They can take a bath by themselves. All you have to do is put the water in.

6。 You often feed them, let them starve for five or six hours for a week or two, and then give them food, but you have to be patient. When they are hungry, they will eat by themselves, and after repeated times, they can become good friends with you.

Question 9: Can a peony parrot cut off its mouth when it bites? No, birds have blood vessels in their mouths. If you cut it casually, it will bleed and become infected. If it is not cured, it will be killed.

It bites you for a reason, or you reach out and invade its territory (cage). This action includes changing water for food. Protecting territory is instinct, and it doesn't matter whether you are convinced or not. (Please wear gloves)

Or do you want to reach out and grab him, afraid to protect yourself, and protect yourself with what? Bite it.

Don't blame it for biting you. This is an animal, a guy who lives by instinct. We humans are too arrogant. Let's get used to it.

Question 10: Can budgerigar and peony parrot be kept in a cage? If budgerigar knew this idea of yours, and it could talk, I think it would definitely yell at you: "... help, no!" " …"