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If you breed a canary do you separate the male and females and what do you do if the female lays eggs when they are not breeding?
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∙ 14y ago
Birds raise their young together, so no, don't separate them. If the eggs are not viable (unfertalized) you can remove them one every couple days so mom doesn't panic. She will loose interest once she realizes they are not alive. So if you can't remove them until then its ok. You should make sure she gets extra calcium whenever she is laying. Crushed egg shell added to her food works well. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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