well most parakeets dont lay eggs right away give him her some time it will come around
Leave your parakeet alone . . . she knows what she's doing. Parakeets do not place bedding into their nesting boxes, so your pet is fine.
I think so- I have a love bird and I see that it will mate with any other bird -parakeet included. However I am not sure if they will lay eggs or if the eggs laid will be fertilized. The genome differrence of the two should be considered and may be that will provide the right answer
The female. Males of most species of any animal can't lay eggs.
Master Cheif never laid any
The number of eggs that can be laid by any animal differs based on the size. Generally larger species will lay less eggs than smaller animals.
It depends on your parakeet. If the parakeet is a female over about 4 months old, they are capable of laying eggs If it does not have a mate, it usually will not lay any eggs, however its possible. Obviously these eggs will be infertile and will not hatch If she does have a mate, they will lay eggs as long as they have access to a nest box and breeding stimulus (such as extended daylight) It is healthy for a parakeet to lay up to 2 clutches of eggs a year. A clutch is usually 4 eggs. Any more than this and the birds health is endangered. Egg-laying uses up the calcium in the female bird (hen), so you will need to provide her with cuttlebone. Dont attempt breeding your birds unless you have thorougly researched it first. good luck
Apatosaurus, like all dinosaurs, reproduced by laying eggs. However, we don't have any specific information about Apatosaurus eggs. If they were like other sauropods, they laid a multitude of very large eggs.
no she hasnt
No he hasnt.
Well it depends on the situation. My mom had a few parakeets and there was one same couple of parakeets. One day the female parakeet laid 5 eggs. The next day there was only 3 left and the other 3 had been smashed on the floor. Looked like the male parakeet had killed them. But mostly there is a 25% chance of the parents killing the baby parakeets. Hope this was a lot of help.
Eggs are elongate, white, gently curved, and have a soft membranous shell. In social species, eggs are not laid with any food as workers begin to feed larvae as soon as they hatch. In solitary species, eggs are laid upon or near a food source enclosed in a cell with the larvae
Lizard eggs, when laid, are actually quite soft. As time goes by, the eggs harden. You can find this information are just about any site that talks about the breeding techniques of almost any reptile (in your case, lizards)