Deli Nature 41 Foreign Finch Breeding 20kg - Free P&P

Deli Nature 41 Foreign Finch Breeding 20kg — Highly Varied Breeding Mix for Exotic and Foreign Finches

Deli Nature 41 Foreign Finch Breeding is a highly varied, specially formulated breeding seed mixture for exotic and foreign finch species — including Gouldian finches, waxbills, munias, mannikins, cordon bleus, owl finches and other small exotic birds. With a great variety of seeds specifically selected to be accepted even by the smallest and most selective species, it provides the nutritional breadth and seed diversity that supports successful breeding condition, egg production and chick rearing. Belgian Top Quality, made by Deli Nature. Supplied in a 20kg sack.

Key Benefits

• Formulated specifically for foreign finch breeding season use
• Highly varied seed selection — accepted even by the smallest and most selective finch species
• Broad seed variety supports breeding condition, egg production and chick development
• Suitable for Gouldian finches, waxbills, munias, mannikins and other exotic finches
• 20kg sack — ideal for aviaries and breeders
• Belgian Top Quality — Deli Nature range 41

How to Feed

Offer fresh seed daily in clean dishes, removing husks and uneaten seed before refilling. During the breeding season, supplement with live food (fruit flies, small mealworms), egg food and fresh greens to meet the elevated protein demands of chick rearing. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available at all times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which species is Deli Nature 41 suitable for?
It is formulated for all exotic and foreign finch species including Gouldian finches, waxbills (cordon bleus, orange-cheeked waxbills), munias, mannikins, owl finches, strawberry finches and similar small exotics. The highly varied small-seed blend is designed to be accepted even by the most selective species.

Why is seed variety particularly important during breeding?
During the breeding season, finches instinctively seek out a broader range of seeds at different ripeness stages to meet the elevated nutritional demands of egg production and chick rearing. A highly varied mix more closely mirrors what these birds would naturally forage and encourages consistent uptake across all birds in the aviary.

Should I offer anything alongside this mix during breeding?
Yes — seed alone is not sufficient during the breeding season. Supplement with egg food, live food (fruit flies, small mealworms or waxworms) and fresh greens such as chickweed. These provide the animal protein and additional nutrients that are critical for chick development and parent bird recovery.

Is the 20kg sack good value for aviaries?
Yes — the 20kg format is designed for aviary keepers and breeders maintaining multiple pairs or colonies. Store in a cool, dry, airtight container or bin to maintain freshness throughout the breeding season.

How should I store it?
Store in a cool, dry place in a sealed container or airtight bin away from direct sunlight. A 20kg quantity should be stored carefully to prevent moisture ingress and maintain seed viability.