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7.6.3 Water and Food .................................................................................................................... 317.6.4 Animals per Box .................................................................................................................... 317.6.5 Timing of Transportation ...................................................................................................... 317.6.6 Release from Box .................................................................................................................. 318 HEALTH REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................... 32............................................................................................................ 32.......................................................................................... 328.2.1 Chemical Restraint ............................................................................................................... 348.2.2 Physical Examination ........................................................................................................... 32.............................................................................................................. 34...................................................................................................... 34.................................................................................................... 368.1 DAILY HEALTH CHECKS8.2 DETAILED PHYSICAL EXAMINATION8.3 ROUTINE TREATMENTS8.4 KNOWN HEALTH PROBLEMS8.5 QUARANTINE REQUIREMENTS9 BEHAVIOUR .................................................................................................................................... 38................................................................................................................................... 38................................................................................................................... 38...................................................................................................... 38.................................................................................................................................... 38......................................................................................................... 38........................................................................................................................ 38..................................................................................................... 39.............................................................................................. 39................................................................................................. 39.................................................................................................. 39....................................................................................................... 409.1 ACTIVITY9.2 SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR9.3 REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOUR9.4 BATHING9.5 BEHAVIOURAL PROBLEMS9.6 SIGNS OF STRESS9.7 BEHAVIOURAL ENRICHMENT9.8 INTRODUCTIONS AND REMOVALS9.9 INTRASPECIFIC COMPATIBILITY9.10 INTERSPECIFIC COMPATIBILITY9.11 SUITABILITY TO CAPTIVITY10 BREEDING ....................................................................................................................................... 41........................................................................................................................ 41.................................................................................................................... 41....................................................................................................... 4110.3.1 Females ............................................................................................................................ 4110.3.2 Males ................................................................................................................................ 41.............................................................................. 41......................................................................................................... 41................................................................................................................. 42......................................................................... 42............................................................................................... 42..................................................................... 42.......................................................................... 42.......................................................................................................................... 42.................................................................................................................. 42.............................................................................................................................. 42...................................................................................................................... 43............................................................................................. 44.................................................................................................... 4410.1 MATING SYSTEM10.2 EASE OF BREEDING10.3 REPRODUCTIVE CONDITION10.4 TECHNIQUES USED TO CONTROL BREEDING10.5 OCCURRENCE OF HYBRIDS10.6 TIMING OF BREEDING10.7 AGE AT FIRST BREEDING AND LAST BREEDING10.8 ABILITY TO BREED EVERY YEAR10.9 ABILITY TO BREED MORE THAN ONCE PER YEAR10.10 NESTING, HOLLOW OR OTHER REQUIREMENTS10.11 BREEDING DIET10.12 INCUBATION PERIOD10.13 CLUTCH SIZE10.14 AGE AT FLEDGING10.15 AGE OF REMOVAL FROM PARENTS10.16 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT11 ARTIFICIAL REARING ................................................................................................................. 4511.1 INCUBATOR TYPE ....................................................................................................................... 4511.2 INCUBATION TEMPERATURES AND HUMIDITY ............................................................................ 4611.3 DESIRED % EGG MASS LOSS ...................................................................................................... 4611.4 HATCHING TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY ................................................................................ 4611.5 NORMAL PIP TO HATCH INTERVAL ............................................................................................ 4611.6 BROODER TYPES/DESIGN ........................................................................................................... 4611.7 BROODER TEMPERATURES ......................................................................................................... 46..................................................................................................... 4711.8 DIET AND FEEDING ROUTINE6
11.9 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS11.10 PINIONING REQUIREMENTS11.11 DATA RECORDING11.12 IDENTIFICATION METHODS11.13 HYGIENE11.14 BEHAVIOURAL CONSIDERATIONS11.15 USE OF FOSTER SPECIES11.16 WEANING11.17 REHABILITATION PROCEDURES........................................................................................................... 49........................................................................................................ 49...................................................................................................................... 49........................................................................................................ 49.................................................................................................................................... 49.............................................................................................. 49............................................................................................................. 50................................................................................................................................... 50.................................................................................................. 5012 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .............................................................................................................. 5413 REFERENCES .................................................................................................................................. 5514 BIBLIOGRAPHY ............................................................................................................................. 5715 GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................................................... 5816 APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................................ 597
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