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Community breeding/parakeets

Parakeets need the company of other parakeets to breed. It´s unusual for a single pair with no other parakeets around to produce young.

Comments

8/4/2006 6:00:13 PM
Bob said:

I must have a very unusual pair because they have raised babys for me and they are the only birds i have.

9/3/2006 2:40:56 PM
Regina said:

This can't be true. I am new to this. I bought a bird which turned out to be male and a wonderful pet. I bought a very young female the next year. I got a nesting box a year after I got the female and bang!!! Five baby parakeets. She laid four eggs the first time. One she pecked open to soon. The other just didn't hatch. The next time around, weeks after I removed the old eggs, she started laying again. All five hatched.

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