The Bengalese Finch’s are also known as the Finch, they very popular captive bird species.
Bengalese are difficult to sexing. Male and female birds look alike, the cock bird sings, while the female different noises.
Tere is a wide range of colours in Bengalese finches, common forms are chocolate, fawn, nearly all birds have white on them in some form or other.
Feeding Bengalese with a foreign finch seed mix and extras such as spray millet and egg food. They enjoy greens such as lettuce and cress, grit and cuttle fish is also important for the intake of calcium especially when breeding.
They are easy to breed, and the most common finch used to foster Gouldian finches
They are happy in a cage or flight with the usual finch requirements
The views and opinions on this site are based on my own experiences
