Nest Box PINOKIO PINO-79 — large breeding house for exotic birds

PINOKIO PINO-79 is a large nest box designed specifically for breeding exotic birds. Constructed as a dedicated breeding house, it provides a sheltered, private nesting space suitable for a variety of tropical and ornamental species. The nest box is intended for use in aviaries or indoor bird rooms and supports nesting, egg-laying and rearing of chicks by offering a stable and protected environment.

Advantages

The design offers a spacious interior that accommodates larger pairs and growing broods while maintaining a compact external footprint for easier placement in aviaries. The construction materials and assembly provide a secure and durable shelter that reduces stress for nesting birds. Ventilation and entry dimensions are chosen to balance accessibility for target species with protection from drafts and predators.

Suitable for

• Breeding tropical and ornamental birds in aviaries
• Indoor bird rooms and controlled breeding environments
• Species that require a larger nesting chamber for clutches and chicks

Key specifications

• Large internal nesting chamber designed to accommodate bigger pairs and broods
• Protected entrance and appropriately sized opening to limit drafts
• Durable construction suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use
• Stable structure that supports easy cleaning and maintenance

How to use

Place the nest box at an appropriate height within the aviary or bird room, ensuring it is fixed securely to prevent movement. Position the entrance facing away from prevailing drafts and direct disturbances, and provide suitable nesting material inside according to the needs of the specific species. Monitor the box regularly during the breeding season to check nesting progress, remove soiled material when necessary, and ensure safe access for parents and chicks.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install the nest box in a quiet, stable location with moderate ambient temperature and low direct sunlight. Provide species-appropriate nesting substrate and observe local hygiene practices to reduce the risk of parasites or disease. Regular inspection without excessive disturbance helps support successful breeding outcomes.