How many times can a parakeet lay eggs in a month?

Answer 1

You shouldn't really look at the month but, in a YEAR, not month, not week, a YEAR it should lay 8-9 eggs. It shouldn't be laying eggs every month or else it will die. And if it is, try putting warm olive oil down where the eggs come out (which I know you wouldn't try) or take it to an emergency room.

Answer 2

There are many, many species of Australian parrot. "Australian parrot" is not a species or type of bird.

All birds can only ever lay one egg at once.

On average, parrots in Australia lay a clutch of around 3-4 eggs, but some individual birds keep laying infertile eggs endlessly.

Answer 3

Parakeets lay eggs. A female can go into a laying cycle even if there is no male around to have fertilized them. In that case the eggs will obviously be infertile and will not hatch. A typical laying cycle is where the female lays from two up to twelve eggs. This is called a "clutch". She normally will lay an egg every other day or every third day until she is through the clutch. How many laying cycles she goes thru a year is dependent on her genetics and her age.

Answer 4

Well they lay one at a time and lay another every other day, but they can have anywhere from 1-8 eggs, most of the time they will have at least 2, but remember not every egg will be fertile or survive, my female layed 6 eggs all hatched but two babies died.

Answer 5

Usually 1-6 eggs at a time. Fun Fact: A group of eggs that a parakeet lays is called a clutch.

Answer 6

1 to 4 eggs are the most common amounts. Although they can have up to 6! Hope i was some help to you!

Answer 7

I've had parakeets for years and the usual klutch is 4 however 3 to 5 is not uncommon.