The chestnut-fronted macaw likes to live in the open forest. It is currently listed as a least endangered animal, so it can be raised at home. However, it is necessary to understand the selection and attention to raising the chestnut-fronted macaw.

The selection of raising the chestnut-fronted macaw And pay attention to

In the selection, most of the feathers of the chestnut-fronted macaw are green, only the dark brown feathers near the beak, and the white bare skin around the eyes, very It is easy to distinguish; and the chestnut-fronted macaw bird is easy to train and has strong speaking ability.