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My Parakeets Maybe Be Having Eggs?
My 2 Parakeets (1 boy 1 girl) and they wouldn't leave each other they first time they met and now they have been doing there mating dance and kissing and talking to each other
Will My female have eggs
If so any tips
Thanks For Your Help!
2 Answers
- EMT GalLv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
Females can be bonded tight as glue with a male bird, and never lay eggs. Birds are different from some other animals, as their environment requirements must be met in order for the female to invite mating. Female that are immature, or to young to breed do not make sure everything is in order before mating and in that case mating should not be encouraged. If you are wishing to breed, then you should look into what you need to provide for your pair to encourage breeding. You already have the bonded pair out of the way, and that is the hardest requirement of breeding to meet, everything else is environmental. I'll post a link to what a breeder needs to supply for successful breeding. Good Luck!!
Source(s): Breeder/Owner http://birds.about.com/od/breedingbasics/p/parakee... - Anonymous9 years ago
If you really think she is, take extra good care of her and give her all the supllies she needs. My budgie died of being egg bound, and I would never want that to happen to someone else.

