HARI Tropimix Bird Food, Hagen Large Parrot Food with Seeds, Fruit, Nuts, Vegetables, Grains, and Legumes, Enrichment Food, 4 lb Bag

mangia tutto a differenza di altre marche

La compre por provar y la verdad es que es de buena calidad el loro la tolera bien y se ca come muy bien .sin duda repetire

My birds absolutely love this and everyTime I receive it it’s perfect every time. There is no crushed food, powder etc. I am completely happy & will continue ordering !

Molto gradito dalla mia amazzone fronte blu. A differenza degli altri mangimi che ha provato, con questo non avanza mai niente. Consiglio di togliere mandorle, noci e anacardi per usarli come premio.

We bought this food for the first time about 2 weeks ago and so far it's been nothing but awesome.My Timneh Grey and Jardine's parrots took to this food from the first feeding with practically no need to phase it in, and (like most parrots) they are fairly picky eaters. (And it's not like they were on stale bread and water before that either.) The mix has a lot of colour, shape and size variety with plenty of visual and crunch appeal -- yet without the artificially bright colours and sugary smells of other parrot food mixes. If anything, it reminds me of my own granola mixes and has that same healthy, not-too-sweet smell and appearance.The TAG loves to dunk the larger Tropican sticks, the Jardine's particularly enjoys the fruit bits. I expected to see them both dive for the nuts immediately, since we limit their nut/seed intake due to their fat content and as a result they love them above all other foods (except cheese - the TAG looooves cheese and gets it even more rarely), but I'm very happy to say the mix is apparently varied and delicious enough that they don't always pick their favourite thing and might in fact be developing new favourites.As mentioned on the packaging, keep an eye on what your parrot eats and doesn't eat and if only certain bits are being picked out, you might need to supplement the food. Our birds get lots of fruit & veg daily in any case, as well as a little bit of hemp seed in the evenings. The food can be served dry or moistened and our two like it either way. Since they tend to make their own 'soup' anyway I tend to not moisten it especially as it vastly reduces the durability of the food. If you moisten it, remember not to leave it out for more than 4 hours. The packaging mentions this in any case.Although the Jardine's is technically a smaller parrot, we bought both large and small parrot sizes and he definitely seems to find the large-size chunks more satisfying. He does have a much bigger beak than your average small parrot though (pic attached) so it's worth experimenting for your own birds. The mix is also chunky enough that it makes a wonderful filler for foraging toys. All in all, our little beasts are super happy with it so their humans are also super happy with it!Side note - giving our Jardine's safflower seed, which is in just about every mass-market seed-containing food, makes him act like a 2 year old on sugar rush and become incredibly vocally demanding; I suspect they're like crack to him and he gets them very rarely as a result. I thought I'd mention that in case anyone else feeds their parrot safflower seeds and finds that they turn into little monsters.