Lovebirds

Mating is not necessary for most birds to come into lay, including lovebirds. Lay is most often brought about by one or more of the following - an acceptable nest being available, day-length, nutritional status, courtship or song (NOT mating) of a male.

It is not inconcievable that a single lovebird will lay almost permanently under suitable conditions.

Most love birds live up to the old age of 8 - 10 years. Some love birds can die before if they die of an illness or otherwise. 10 years old for a love bird is classed as a very old age so if you have a love bird you will be lucky if lives to that age.

At least 5 eggs, for the female to lay them takes 3-5 weeks.

hello i have been a lovebird breeder for three years now, you should only hand feed lovebirds for 2-3 weeks after they are born.

Love birds nests look like normal nests but just in a nesting box or in the wild a hole in a tree... They like to use shredded paper and leaves for their nest. Females tuck nesting materials in their feathers and then carry them to the nest box, males TRY to tuck the materials in their feathers but can't, so they just carry them in their beak or just don't try :P

Sometimes though it is not sure if the bird will lay eggs because in captivity y'know how birds can get nurotic and crazy and so maybe 1 bird will try to make a nest and the other will remove the nest or they will make a nest but u might notice that neither bird can tuck mateials in their feathers or both are females this means that any eggs laid will be unfertile or just that the male birds are going a bit coocoo...

at first if you have a nest box they will begin to mate. you'll see them mating when the female lies down on the cage floor and the male will stand on top of her. then your female should be cutting strips of paper and putting it in her tail feathers. next your female will only come out the nest box like once twice or more it depends. you should look in the box once everyday. they need to have privacy. soon enough you should see some eggs. if they don't it's okay. just make sure you provide them with a lot of calcium. i mostly recommend cuttle bone. you should get them at a pet store. please remember to take nice care of your birds!

Lovebirds are from Africa. Parakeets are from Australia.

how ever asked this question has huge issues. asexual means the ability to reproduce by ones self so no need for to genders. of course they can't do this making them non asxual

about 23 days

It takes up to 15 weeks before she lays her eggs.

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A lovebird breeder told me that because peachface lovebirds and Fischer lovebirds are different species of lovebird, mating a peachface lovebird to a Fischer lovebird will produce infertile babies.

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i would say no. they could hurt each other.I just got a parrotlet, and my family and i aready had a black caped conure....they like each other but we don't keep them in the same cage...they are both males.

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Lovebirds are actually not noisy they are usally very calm

If you place enough blankets on the cage then yes just make sure you take them off and on to give them fresh air throughout the day.

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Yeah, most birds do, hidden under the feathers. Same for Lovebirds.

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Yes, male and female African lovebirds can often be distinguished by their appearance, although it can be subtle. Males typically have brighter and more vibrant plumage, while females tend to have more muted colors. Additionally, males may exhibit more pronounced facial markings or coloration, depending on the species. However, variations exist, and behavior can also be a clue, as males are usually more vocal and active during courtship.

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