Sometimes, you can keep male and female parakeets (which are really budgies) in the same cage and they won't breed. Having them in a smaller cage indoors may stop them breeding, but there's no guarantee. Sometimes if the female is determined, she'll lay eggs in a corner without even having a nesting box.
Not usually. Birds mate for life unless the mate dies or is otherwise permanently separated from its mate.
Yes, most birds are social animals and get along fine most of the time. Expect to have baby birds, though, if you mix males and females together.
no. Birds can only breed with the same type of bird.
Yes a peacock will mate with more than one peahen.
Lovebirds and parakeets are separate species and they can't interbreed.
yes, animals do not discriminate by age
Yup.
Lovebirds are from Africa. Parakeets are from Australia.
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You need 2 birds for your aviary. Get 2 lovebirds or 2 parakeets. Parakeets are probably best because they are really playful.
Most parrots make good pets. Parakeets and lovebirds, and conures are all just smaller members of the parrot family.
Not necessarily. You can breed them in any cage.
Well, it depends on what size bird you want. Obviously, parakeets are larger and seem to be louder. Lovebirds have a softer, more high pitched voice. Lovebirds do a loud, even higher-pitched voice when they want to get attention. Lovebirds are affectionate, so you'd better get two to keep each other company. Parakeets are larger and are the birds you can train to talk.
yes
When they r about 9 mounths old.
This is an excellent website just on parakeets : http://parakeet.yolasite.com/ It talks about how to care, breed, and train your parakeets.
Nope. They're similar, but budgerigars (often called parakeets in the US) and lovebirds are actually different birds. Budgies tend to be slightly bigger and often have stripes. Most lovebird species have a more pronounced beak than that of the budgies, as well. The coloration is different, as well. Do some image searches for lovebirds and budgies to see the difference.
it just means that she is ready to breed
You will know when your parakeets (male and female only) want to mate when they start to get along with each other. The male will start to respect the female and began feeding her. This is also a sign for breeding. Enjoy breeding your parakeets! Trust me, it's a LOT of fun!