Parakeets (Budgerigars)

Yes parakeets from pet stores such as pet smart and petco can breed and produce offspring. It is just a bit harder to do. To breed them, give them lots of sunlight for at least 10 hours a day. Then, make sure you have a male and a female. Then, make sure you give them a nesting box with wood shavings etc. for them to use as nesting material. To get them to go into the nesting box make sure you have treats around or inside it to lure them into it. Once they feel comfortable with the nesting box, they will breed and have babies. Please note that breeding parakeets can go wrong in many ways.. Even the parents can die if something goes wrong. Please have a certified Avian veterinarian that you can talk to commonly for questions and help if something were to go wrong. - hope this helped!

if the eggs are fertile after a while of incubation they will become darker or pearl colored

The best drink for a parakeet is water.

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I only know about the Mallards and I can say for them, the females go on to find another mate. As a matter of fact, they find different mates all the time. Mallards don't remain together for life like Canada Geese.

Yes, there is very little monogamy amongst mallards. But in my neighborhood we have three mated, yes mated, mallard couples who return every year to raise families. The males are fiercly protective over their wives. As a matter of fact, one couple arrived at their summer pond yesterday where the female was consistantly dogged by another male trying to woo her. Her husband was not having it. He blocked his advance at every turn, they had long, fast chases around the pond where at one point he drove his competator out of the water and chased him on foot along the shore. She is a sweet hen and he treats her like a queen.

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It could be for one of three reasons.

First of all, birds puff their feathers to trap warm air inside them, to keep warm. This usually happens when they are about to sleep. When a bird sleeps, you should ideally cover the cage with a towel or bird cage blanket to block out the light and the draught.

Secondly, alert birds who are not sleepy or cold will puff up their feathers slightly when they are relaxed. Similar to sleeping or cold birds, they are trapping air to keep their temperature steady. The bird is happy. You can usually tell when a bird is relaxed as it will also usually stand on one foot, relaxing the other one.

Thirdly, birds will puff up their feathers and appear twice their normal size if they are angry or aggressive. This will happen if you disturb the bird (ie - tapping the cage or waking it from sleep) or if the bird is threatened by the appearance of another animal, such as a cat. The bird will be standing on both feet and watching its surroundings constantly or giving the source of annoyance a "dead-on stare".

the color of a parakeet barf are ussually green white gray white

Yes, you can simply just put them in separate cages, and i know it would cost more money to put them in two different cages, but if you really don't want them to mate this is the best solution.

Budgies are native to Australia, where they are found in the millions. Their natural habitat is semi-arid regions, grasslands, bushland and scrub. Budgies are found across almost all of Australia, apart from the coastal regions.

you have to feed it.

yes but only if they can catch them

About as many men as your mom has slept with.

A bird's cloaca is the passage through which a bird urinates, defecates and lays eggs. When engaged in any of these activities, the terminus looks like an "O", when not urinating, defecating or laying an egg the terminus looks rather like an asterix (*).

Yes, they can have eggs as soon as the first eggs hatch.

Presuming that 'parakeet' means budgie, even though there is actually no species known as a parakeet, the cere, which is the part above a budgies's beak where their nostrils are, is bright blue on a mature male budgie.

Fancy green-cheeked conure are majestic parrots that are easy to care for. They eat fruits legumes, sprouts, grains, and vegetables and need to spend time in the sun every day.

she must be sick.

it was probability not a good experience if she has had babies before, because it can be painful and she might not want to go through that again.

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.

It maybe dosent like to be taken by hand

This is a sign of an ill bird, and I would recommend taking it immediately to an veterinarian who specialises in avian medicine.

A mallet or hammer works very

well im sure. Hope this helps

If they are inside the cage and they are hanging on to the inside with their feet and beak, it usually means that they want to get out and fly.