It is normal for peony parrots to have red eyes. This is related to its species. Peony parrots are impatient and difficult to train as adults. It is best to tame them from young. When raising peony parrots, you should choose young birds. The toes of young birds are dark blue and their beaks are darker in color. The toes of young birds that are about 5 months old have light cyan color. As they age, the toes will become lighter and lighter and the toes will become rough. Adult birds enter the adult stage at the age of 6 months. Therefore, young birds before the age of 5 months should be selected for home breeding.

Also, do not feed a single feed, but mix a variety of feeds in a reasonable manner. Generally, the amount of oil crop seeds in the diet, such as peanuts, sunflower seeds, and hemp seeds, cannot exceed 10%, and can be increased to 20% in winter and breeding periods. Egg rice accounts for 40%, rice accounts for 30%, millet accounts for 10% to 15%, plus hemp seeds, barnyard grass seeds, melon seeds, etc. Vegetables, grass, fruits, etc. are provided every day.