In Brazil there is permission for the creation of some domestic exotic birds. For this, however, it is necessary to follow a series of specific precautions, as we will see.

The creation of birds is quite common in several Brazilian houses. However, not all birds can be bred and cared for in captivity. After all, Ibama (Brazilian Institute for the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources) imposes a series of rules. They are necessary for the protection of fauna.

Thus, although some domestic exotic birds are authorized, not all are. Still, it is not enough that they have clearance by the agency. Generally, it is also necessary to obtain specific authorizations for this.

Below, then, check out everything about adopting exotic birds and learn about some of the species that can be raised at home.

First, it is necessary to differentiate between exotic and wild birds. After all, there is a lot of confusion between them, which is common. Well then, but how to differentiate one type of bird from another? Foreign animals are considered exotic. On the other hand, the typical Brazilian fauna is wild.

For example, domestic exotic birds are the cockatoo, the Belgian canary and the cockatiel. Wild animals are macaws and toucans.

Thus, Ibama allows the creation of some of these animals at home. However, it imposes limits to this. Those for obtaining exotic birds of a foreign nature are simpler. However, it still requires specific authorization and certificates.

On the other hand, for the creation of wild animals, the legislation is even more restricted. Therefore, it is not possible to adopt any type of bird and raise it at home. First, it is necessary to know what requirements each one of them presents and Ibama releases its domestic creation.

Yes. As mentioned briefly, Ibama allows the creation of some domestic exotic birds. However, they usually require specific certificates of origin, as well as authorizations. Otherwise, the creation will be illegal.

On the other hand, there are seven types of birds that are exotic and domestic and do not need registration. In this case, they are domestic birds and are also recognized by IBAMA. Below, then, meet some of them!

As stated earlier, Ibama requires specific authorization for most domestic birds. However, despite this, some of them do not need to! That's because they are common today. In addition, they do not require huge spaces or present a risk of extinction.

Among them we have the parakeet and the canary, which are quite common in Brazil. In addition to them, the cockatoo and the cockatiel are also successful in homes where there are bird lovers. The manon, as well as the gould diamond and the mandarin diamond round off the list.

Today Brazilian legislation and Ibama recognize seven species of exotic birds that are considered domestic. They can then be created at home without any kind of special authorization.

First, we have the parakeet, which is the most popular of domestic birds. It originates from Australia and, in its natural environment, it is green and yellow in color. However, domestic ones already have other colors.

This is a very cheerful and sociable bird, in addition to being very intelligent. However, it is indicated that the bird always has at least one specimen of its species as company. After all, this bird likes company and is needy.

Another domestic exotic bird, the Belgian canary, generally known just as canary, is one of the birds that allow domestic breeding without prior authorization. With an obvious origin from Belgium, it is quite common, in fact, in Brazilian homes that usually have poultry.

It has a beautiful corner, in addition to being very beautiful, with a variety of down colors. Still, it's small and quite sporty.

The cockatiel adds to the list of domestic exotic birds that is successful is the cockatiel. Like parakeets, common in Brazilian homes, she also has Australian origin.

The cockatiel is famous for being lively and fun, as well as loving to imitate human speech and ambient sounds. Still, she enjoys spending time with her owners outside the cage and loves to be on their shoulders.

The Gould's Diamondback is another domestic exotic bird is the Gould's Diamondback. This species is extremely beautiful and can have up to 07 different colors. By the way, know that these colors do not refer to species variations, but to the presence of countless colors in the bird's body.

As a result, this bird, originally from Australia, has a chest, belly, back, face and tail in different colors. The end result is a truly enchanting mosaic of colors. He is quite docile, so he is great to have as company. Just like the parakeet, it requires the company of birds of its kind.

The mandarin diamond is also an exotic domestic bird that allows breeding at home without prior authorization. She has a cute look, which is due to her cheeks in colorful tones. Still, it is quite friendly with humans.

This bird originates from Australasian countries, that is, Australia, Timos and Indonesia.

To close our list of exotic domestic birds we have the manon. Of Asian origin, it has light and brown colors. In addition, it is one of the smallest birds in existence, measuring just 12 centimeters. Like the others, he is friendly and sociable.

In this way, those who dream of having a domestic exotic bird can obtain one of these 07 species without needing prior authorization. However, for this, it is necessary to look for a breeding site with authorization from Ibama. You can find the list on the institute's website.

Also, remember that birds also require attention, care and companionship. So keep the cages always clean. Likewise, provide natural and quality food. Finally, have time to spend with them!