For those of you who want to dive in walnut, you should know that the ideal age of walnuts to be cultivated is 6 months for female walnuts and 8 months of age for male canary. But for a big walnut like the Yorkshire Kenari, the minimum age is 1 year. Because Yorkshire is longer the time leading to his lust. In middle age, not too tu or young, usually females ready to lay eggs and males ready to fertilize.
Characteristics of Walnuts Ready Reared
In the span of 6 months for females and 8 months for males, we must see in plain view how the characteristics of the walnut, whether ready to be cultivated or not, are generally the following characteristics of walnuts that are ready to be cultivated:
- First, if a male canary is brought to a female canary, then the male will chase the female canary and will usually crash into a canary cattle stall with a loud voice.
- For female walnut, usually fluttering its wings, then the sign of the female is willing to be mated
- In the afternoons it will be seen that both male and female canaries feed each other (the second position of the adjacent cage)
- If the female canary has started to build a nest, then certainly the female is ready for cattle.
- Well, if we've seen the characteristics as above, then the canary is ready for us cultivate further. How? It's clear enough not for the way of walnut cattle? Let's prepare the cages and equipment needed.
