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The tiny Gold breasted Waxbill (Amandava subflava) also known Zebra Waxbill or Orange breasted Waxbills are a real avian treasure and beauty to observe. These sparrow-like finches are native to sub-Saharan Africa – where they inhabit the grassland and savannas south of the Sahara. Gold-breasted waxbills for sale had been classified as a threatened species in the past but their numbers have recovered and they are now available to bird keepers worldwide.
The Gold-Breasted Waxbill (Amandava subflava), also known as the Zebra Waxbill or Orange-Breasted Waxbill, is a tiny and beautiful finch that is a joy to observe. These sparrow-sized birds are native to sub-Saharan Africa, where they live mainly in grasslands and savannas.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills were considered threatened in the past, but their populations have recovered. Today, they are kept by bird enthusiasts around the world.
At Aviora Haven, we offer Gold-Breasted Waxbills for bird lovers looking for these active and attractive finches.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills are native to Africa, particularly regions south of the Sahara Desert.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills have soft, distinctive vocalizations.
Click here to hear the Gold-Breasted Waxbill:
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Gold-Breasted Waxbills are approximately 3.5 inches long and weigh around 7 grams.
Female Gold-Breasted Waxbills are generally duller in color than males. The hen also lacks the distinctive red stripe above the eyes that is present in the male.
This listing is for a female Gold-Breasted Waxbill only.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills are friendly, sociable, and active little finches. They can also become territorial, particularly when breeding.
They can do well in a mixed aviary with other peaceful species. Providing plenty of plants, cover, and hiding areas can help reduce minor disagreements between birds.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills can potentially breed at different times of the year when suitable conditions are provided. Spring and summer are generally recommended breeding periods.
Birds between 1 and 4 years old are considered well suited for breeding.
A nutritious breeding diet should be introduced about one month before breeding. This can include:
Gold-Breasted Waxbills may be kept in a mixed aviary with other passive species. Plenty of vegetation and cover can provide security and help reduce territorial behavior.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills generally have a lifespan of approximately 5–6 years.
A varied and nutritious diet can include:
Fresh foods should be clean and offered as part of a balanced diet.
Gold-Breasted Waxbills can be difficult to sex in some circumstances. If a gender option is not available for a bird on our website, that species may be considered monomorphic, meaning visual sexing is difficult.
DNA testing is available for an additional $149 per bird when offered. Results may take approximately 3–6 or more weeks, which can add to the estimated delivery time.
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Looking for a female Gold-Breasted Waxbill for sale? Aviora Haven offers these beautiful African finches for bird enthusiasts who appreciate their active personalities and attractive appearance.
The Gold-Breasted Waxbill is a small but fascinating finch that can make a wonderful addition to a properly maintained aviary.
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