i have 1 male and three females he seems to have bonded to one of the females but it has been over a year and they have not had any babies they dont have nextbox..could that be it..i have heard of birds laying eggs regards wheter there is a nestbox or not… please help me and if i need a nest box how can i make one i want to make it not buy it… thank you
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Two wild ring-neck parakeets feeding on my bird feeder in South London.
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I am going to have a few when my bird’s eggs hatch and I’ve decided to take the resposibility of hand-feeding them myself. But I’m not sure how long to wait.
I also have 3 other parakeets. One is the dad and the other two, which one is a female and the other a male. The momma bird has a nesting box that the eggs are in that is attached to the outside of the cage. When the babies hatch is there anything special I need to do for them and also should I take out the other two birds? I have not found a website that answers any of these questions.
do i add a nest box,
what els can i do to make them mate and to breed, they are 2 young birds
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Is she trying to pass an egg or is there something else wrong, or nothing at all. She is with two other parakeets one being a male and the other a female. I took the other female out and put her in another cage that I have because the nesting box is in the main cage. I saw her going in and out of it this morning, mostly coming out when the other female would peak in which is why I separated her. I read that putting her in a humid place would be nice, which would mean I need to switch her with the other female. Although, I don’t know what a bird looks like that is trying to pass an egg if it is that. Any suggestions would be sooo helpful. Thank you very much.
Not to long ago, my dad and I built a good sized nesting box for my parakeets (budgies), but we didn’t have a tool thing to make and indent in the bottom, so since I already have the box in the cage and my birds are checking it out, I was wondering what I could but in the bottom, because I’m worried about splayed legs and the eggs rolling around everywhere.
I’m to lazy at the moment to look online or in a book, so….please help.
And, yes, in case some of you are wondering, my birds are old enough to be breeding.
So, what, cedar chips or something? Uggghhh, I have no clue.
yeah, but, basically what im saying is that i dont have in indention in my box.
Thanks Graceface. i just now read you up date, well, ill ask my mom if we can go check out what the pet store has, and keep posting whats up with my birds. thanks again.
okokko i want to the store, and got some timithory grass stuffs, the front of hte bag thing says ‘Sun Cured Western cut timothy junior hay bales no preservatives, all natural’ ahhh…..just making sure i got the right stuff…did i? its from sunn seed sunthing special ok so do i just put it at the bottom of the cage or on top of the box, or IN the box?
