Parrots are monogamous. They will choose their own partners. If they don't choose from each other, they will never give birth to birds.

I suggest you put the bird's nest first and observe it for a while. It usually breeds in winter, spring and summer. Besides, birds mate privately, so let them give birth to birds. Don't let them play in cages, let them cultivate their feelings in cages.

In addition, you should confirm the gender of those two people. . . Ha ha. Make no mistake. The following is information about keeping parrots. Let me show you.

1, nest preparation

Budgerigar can breed almost all year round under artificial breeding conditions, and can breed 4-5 nests every year. However, the hot weather in summer not only affects the health of adults, but also reduces the hatching rate, and the health of young birds is poor. Therefore, farming should be stopped in summer. The method is to take out the nest box in the cage from July to September every year, disinfect and clean it, and put it back in the cage after 10 months.

Budgerigar is raised artificially, and the suitable breeding season is 10 to June of the following year.

Cages and nests for breeding are as mentioned above, but it should be noted that the number of nests exceeds the number of breeding birds to avoid mutual biting due to competition for nests. When there are many nest boxes hanging in the cage, it is best not to hang them in a straight line one by one, but to hang them in a wave form with one high and one low.

Step 2 pair up

Healthy distant relatives of 1-2-year-old chicks should be selected as breeding birds, budgerigars will be sexually mature after 5-8 months, and old birds over 4-5 years old should be eliminated according to specific conditions. In addition, we should pay attention to the maintenance of new varieties and excellent varieties, and don't mix different types of parrots at will, so that future generations are "four unlike". When breeding in groups, the number of females is about 5% more than that of males, so that they can pair themselves and avoid males competing for spouses. When male and female birds peck and bite in pairs, they should be paired again.

Step 3 lay eggs

After the male and female birds are paired, they will soon choose their own nests (sometimes there may be 2-3 females laying eggs in a nest box) and mate. Shortly after mating, if the female does not leave the nest box and the male waits nearby, it may be laying eggs. At this time, you can take out the nest box and write down the time of the first egg. Generally, 1 egg is laid every day or every 1 day, and 4-7 eggs are laid in each nest. If the mother bird is found to have dystocia symptoms such as chills, it will be dealt with in time; If it is found that it does not lay eggs, it may be that the parent bird is aging or too fat, or it is seriously worried and should be eliminated in time. During the spawning period, more lime should be added to the feed to supplement the calcium demand of adult birds and avoid soft-shell eggs.

Step 4 hatch

The emulsification period of budgerigar is 18-20 days. In the initial stage of hatching, females are particularly alert. Don't move the nest box easily to peek at the eggs in the nest and keep the environment quiet. The hatching task is entirely undertaken by the female bird. During the incubation period, females are fed by males. Generally, after laying the second egg, the female bird begins to hatch at the same time as laying the egg. In the meantime, females hatch their eggs, and they are all fed by males. The incubation period is 18-20 days. When the time from laying the first egg is about 18 days later, take out the nest box to see if there are chickens, and pick out unfertilized eggs and broken eggs. Check once every three days, and evenly distribute the nests with many eggs to those with little difference in spawning time and few eggs. Because of long-term inbreeding, the hatching instinct of some birds has deteriorated, so it can be artificially hatched in an electric incubator at 38℃.

5. contemplative

The budgerigar is a late bird. Chickens begin to grow feathers 8-9 days after hatching, and 10- 1 1 day eyes begin to open. After 20 days, the feathers grow completely and leave the nest in about 30 days. All the birds were fed before leaving the nest. At first, the female bird guarded the chicks all day; The male eats the female, and the female goes into the nest to feed the chicks. As the chicks grow up, the females will gradually fly back for a while. When the birds are basically full of feathers or stick their heads out of the nest, some females pay no attention to the birds except feeding, and some begin to mate again, looking for new nests and preparing for the next nest to breed. When the bird pokes its head out of the nest, it can also be seen that the male feeds the bird, and the bird can leave the nest for about 30 days. If it is found that the parent bird does not feed the chicks, it is necessary to feed more fruits and vegetables before noon, change the water frequently, or feed the chicks evenly to the females with strong feeding ability.

In the brooding period, in addition to supplying staple food feed, a part of egg yolk should be supplied to increase the proportion of millet. After leaving the nest 10, the birds should be separated from the mother birds, taken out and raised in cages, and the feed should be placed where it can be eaten. Pay attention to the coordination of millet, barnyard grass and millet, supplement egg yolk, and gradually become adult mixed granules. This bird fully grows up after 5-8 months of incubation and reaches sexual maturity.

Many experiences have proved that it is beneficial to the growth and health of chicks to adjust the size of chicks in each nest box after hatching. Otherwise, in the same nest box, the chicks are uneven in size, and there will be a phenomenon that the big chicks are full and the little chicks starve to death or step on them; The older chicks have come out of the nest, while the younger chicks have no time to feed themselves. The female will begin to lay the second nest of eggs and will no longer take care of the young.

In case the personality is too disharmonious, don't put it together. They also have personalities.

It seems that the man who stepped on his back is a man and the woman who was stepped on. . .