In the wild, most birds would find hollows in tree trunks that other animals made and nest in them. If you are trying to breed your parakeets, you will need a nesting box. Petsmart has them, make sure you get the right size, and don't get a dark colored one. That sometimes will make them ignore it.
yes! and it has to be made of a soft type of nesting and the box has to be firm. i had a few experiences with it and if the box is not stable and the nesting material is not soft enough the parakeet will roll the egg out of the nest.
Um, to the budgies it doesn't really matter where the nest box is as long as it's always there and in the same place.
Leave your parakeet alone . . . she knows what she's doing. Parakeets do not place bedding into their nesting boxes, so your pet is fine.
...Big enough for your parakeet to fit through...
Yes, I believe they can.
parakeets love to be protective of there baby's and they also like dark and private spaces since a nesting box is dark and small and private they will love to hatch they baby eggs in a nesting box and so they eggs cant fall and be safe too.
No, you need a normal nestbox which has a large hole for entrance and a removable top for you too check out the eggs and chicks. Make sure there is a smll wooden perch attached to the nest box so the male can feed the female.
The best way to tell if your box turtle is pregnant is by the way she acts. A pregnant box turtle will begin nesting and preparing for her eggs to be laid.
u gotta first make them know that they are friends. Would u let someone you didnt know come into your home?
A parakeet nesting box is a box (most commonly made of wood, but also found in cardboard) that parakeet breeders use to replicate a tree cavity where parakeets naturally raise their young. Parakeet (or budgie) nesting boxes should be at least 6" wide x 7" deep x 7" tall (at least), though many breeders recommend wider boxes with the entry hole set off to one side so the parent birds don't crush the eggs when they enter. The entry hole prefered by parakeets in the wild is approximately 1.5" in diameter.
The right time to start breeding parakeets is around 10 or 11 months old. Pay attention to the bird's cere (upper beak area). In a male white and yellow parakeet, the cere will turn pink when he is ready to breed, while a blue parakeet will have a cere that is bright blue. If your parakeet has a rough cere, this means that the bird is female and is ready to breed. You will need to buy a special breeding cage for the birds - one that is large - and a nesting box with one entry that is about eight inches square. Do not put the nesting box into the cage until the birds are ready for breeding. You will also need to feed your birds a special fortified food mix to help them get ready for breeding. Before the egg laying, feed them a mixture of seeds, and after, feed them a soft food mix. Once you see the birds feeding each other, it means they have bonded and it is time to breed. Put the nesting box inside the cage, and also put in some soft nesting material and a dish. The birds will begin to make a nest on their own, and soon after that, they will start to lay eggs.
birds on the ground are in the preditors zone . so if given a choice no they wouldn't nest there. but if that's where it's at they might . but they will never feel safe there.
generally, for the first few times, the egg will be laid in random places, then as they get into a routine, the hen will lay in the nesting box
Cockatiels do not need anything to have a mate. Just put him/her in the cage with your cockatiel, however, if you want them to mate, they will not mate if you do not have a nesting box. In order to breed cockatiels, you will need a nesting box.