Exotic Bird Food: Fine Seeds for Waxbills
Exotic birds are waxbills such as zebra finches, and they eat fine seeds with small grains. A coarse mix often stays untouched with them. That is why you will find exotic bird food from Leimüller here in three grades, from the base mix through to the Premium variety. Millet spray goes well with it as a treat that the birds pull from the spray themselves.
Fine seeds for small beaks
Waxbills pick small grains and barely cope with coarse kernels. The mixes here are therefore matched to fine seeds, so that zebra finches and their relatives can take the food up easily. Fill the bowl fresh every day and blow the empty husks off, because otherwise the bowl looks full while hardly any seeds are left underneath. Store the supply dry and cool, then the mix stays fresh and low in dust for a long time.
Classic, Special and Premium
The Exotic Bird Food Classic is the solid foundation for everyday use. The Special mix is put together more finely, and Premium is aimed at keepers who want to give their birds a particularly high grade mix. All three types suit zebra finches and other waxbills in the cage just as well as in a planted aviary outdoors. For variety you hang a millet spray inside. It keeps the birds busy, because they have to pick the seeds out themselves, yet it replaces no staple food in the bowl. Waxbills are very active and pick small amounts again and again across the day.
Frequently asked questions
Which birds are meant by exotics?
Meant are waxbills such as zebra finches and their relatives. They are small, very active and they eat fine seeds with small grains throughout the day.
How do the mixes differ?
Classic is the base mix for every day, Special is more finely balanced, and Premium offers the highest grade composition of the three types.
Is millet spray suitable as a staple?
No, millet spray is a treat to nibble on. The daily seed mix stays the foundation, while the spray mainly provides occupation.
Exotic bird food for zebra finches and waxbills
Exotic birds are waxbills such as zebra finches, and they need fine seeds with small grains. The Exotic Bird Food Classic from Leimüller is the solid foundation for everyday use, the Special mix is more finely balanced, and the Premium variety is aimed at keepers who want to give their birds a particularly high grade mix. All three types suit the cage just as well as the aviary. For variety you hang a millet spray inside, which your birds strip themselves. Fill the bowl fresh every day and blow the empty husks off, otherwise it looks full while hardly any seeds are left underneath. Store the supply dry and cool, then the mix stays low in dust. The millet spray replaces no staple food, it mainly provides occupation, because waxbills pick small amounts across the whole day.