Previously known as Gouldians Galore, Feathered Treasures Aviary is a private FWC licensed breeder and closed aviary located in Newberry, Florida (right on the outskirts of Gainesville). I specialize in Pacific Parrotlets and Red-Fronted Kakarikis. After 7 years of working nearly exclusively with Gouldian Finches, I decided to change gears and went from breeding finches to working with Pacific Parrotlets. From there, I expanded my breeding program to include Red Fronted Kakarikis and now Sierra Parakeets as well.
I began breeding Gouldian Finches back in 2007 and quickly became successful, with my birds placing top bench in NFSS shows in the Northeast - where I was located at the time - and my breeding operation was at its peak. I'm currently back in my home state of Florida. I began branching out in 2016 with Pacific Parrotlets, and suffice it to say, they took a strong hold on my heart. In order to make room for my growing hookbill hobby, I had to part ways with many of my Gouldians.
The information I offer on this page is meant to be a helpful starting point and mere guidelines when it comes to care, breeding, and maintenance for any of the species I've worked with over the years. My genetic knowledge of Gouldians is obviously still astute, so I aim to keep that information alive and available to eager minds wishing to learn as much as possible about this little Australian finch.
If you don't find what you need on my site, I hope you're able to find it somewhere else! I feel it necessary to point out that all of the pictures and articles you see on this site belong to me and cannot be duplicated or replicated without my consent.
I began breeding Gouldian Finches back in 2007 and quickly became successful, with my birds placing top bench in NFSS shows in the Northeast - where I was located at the time - and my breeding operation was at its peak. I'm currently back in my home state of Florida. I began branching out in 2016 with Pacific Parrotlets, and suffice it to say, they took a strong hold on my heart. In order to make room for my growing hookbill hobby, I had to part ways with many of my Gouldians.
The information I offer on this page is meant to be a helpful starting point and mere guidelines when it comes to care, breeding, and maintenance for any of the species I've worked with over the years. My genetic knowledge of Gouldians is obviously still astute, so I aim to keep that information alive and available to eager minds wishing to learn as much as possible about this little Australian finch.
If you don't find what you need on my site, I hope you're able to find it somewhere else! I feel it necessary to point out that all of the pictures and articles you see on this site belong to me and cannot be duplicated or replicated without my consent.