The peony parrot is a tropical bird whose breeding cycle is related to environmental conditions and individual health. Generally speaking, the breeding cycle of peony parrots is once a year. Mating behavior usually occurs between male and female peony parrots during the appropriate season, such as spring or summer, and then the female lays eggs and hatches chicks.

In their natural environment, oystercatchers usually choose tree cavities or hanging nests as breeding sites. The female will select a suitable nest site and build the nest with materials such as wood shavings. After laying eggs, the female will incubate the eggs daily and it usually takes 21-28 days for the chicks to hatch.

It is important to note that each Oystercatcher is very different, and some may breed more frequently while others may breed more slowly. In addition, the breeding environment, diet, and health condition can also affect the breeding cycle. As a result, the breeding cycle of each pair of peony parrots may vary.