The survival rate of the first nest of peony parrots may be affected by a variety of factors, including the parrot's health, feeding environment, diet quality, and breeding experience. Generally speaking, the survival rate of the first clutch may be relatively low, but this is not absolute. The following are some suggestions for improving the survival rate of the first clutch of peony parrots:

Provide a suitable environment: Ensure that the parrot's breeding environment is comfortable and clean, and provide sufficient space and appropriate temperature.

Give a high-quality diet: Provide a balanced diet that includes fresh fruits, vegetables and high-quality parrot feed.

Observe the health condition: Check the parrot's physical condition regularly to detect and deal with any health problems in time.

Breeding experience: If it is the first time to breed, it may require some learning and experience accumulation. Consult a veterinarian or experienced parrot owner for advice and guidance.

Attention to incubation and brooding: During incubation and brooding, ensure appropriate temperature and humidity, and provide adequate food and water to the chicks.