Bo and girl parakeet why haven't they had ababy?

Answer 1

The right time to start breeding parakeets is around 10 or 11 months old. Pay attention to the bird's cere (upper beak area). In a male white and yellow parakeet, the cere will turn pink when he is ready to breed, while a blue parakeet will have a cere that is bright blue. If your parakeet has a rough cere, this means that the bird is female and is ready to breed. You will need to buy a special breeding cage for the birds - one that is large - and a nesting box with one entry that is about eight inches square. Do not put the nesting box into the cage until the birds are ready for breeding. You will also need to feed your birds a special fortified food mix to help them get ready for breeding. Before the egg laying, feed them a mixture of seeds, and after, feed them a soft food mix. Once you see the birds feeding each other, it means they have bonded and it is time to breed. Put the nesting box inside the cage, and also put in some soft nesting material and a dish. The birds will begin to make a nest on their own, and soon after that, they will start to lay eggs.