Bengalese Finches

Bengalese Finches (also called Society Finches) are calm, hardy, and highly social small birds, bred in captivity for generations. They're known for being easygoing flock birds and are often used to foster the eggs of other finch species, like Gouldians.

Bengalese finch care

• A flock setting — they do best with company
• A roomy cage or aviary with perches at varying heights
• A seed-based diet supplemented with greens and egg food
• Clean water and nesting material during breeding season
• Stable, draft-free housing
• Careful monitoring of health and condition

Bengalese Finches are gentle and rarely aggressive, making them a good companion species to keep alongside other small finches.