How long does budgies lay eggs when they are raised

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Four months is too early, precocious.

Budgies do not begin to lay eggs until they are 6 months old, and stepping on their backs is a sign that the mother is laying eggs. Budgies take 16-20 days to hatch their eggs, and if they are found to be unfertilized or dead, the mother will abandon them. After hatching, budgies need to be fed by the mother for 25-30 days before they can live independently.

Budgies are raised until they reach adulthood at 6 months of age, and they are generally able to mate and lay eggs. They are highly fertile and can reproduce all year round. After mating, the female enters the nest box to lay eggs, laying 1 egg a day or every other day, 3-8 eggs per litter, during which time the male parrot feeds entirely of them.

If a pair of budgies have a good relationship and have a phenomenon of stepping on their backs, it means that the parrot is about to lay eggs. After a day of raising, if the budgie has not yet laid eggs, it is best to change to a budgie parrot.

The budgie hatches for 16-20 days, during which the mother will pick out the unfertilized eggs or the eggs that have died and set them aside from hatching, which is the instinct of many birds, and these eggs are commonly known as "abandoned eggs".

When incubating budgie eggs in an electric incubator, the temperature is usually set at 38 degrees Celsius, and the eggs can hatch in about 18 days. Newborn chicks need to be fed by the mother for 25-30 days before they can live independently. Feathers grow about 9 days after hatching, eyes open around 11 days, and feathers grow around 20 days.

Budgies usually begin to break their shells slowly after about 18 days, and are cared for by their parents for about 40 days, after which they begin to live independently. Young birds reach sexual maturity after 6 to 8 and then begin to courtship and reproduce. Budgies are sensitive during incubation, and keepers need to be quiet to avoid being disturbed.

The budgie incubator lasts about 18 days, after which the budgie cubs will slowly start to break their shells. Parrots are fed by adult parrots about 40 days after birth, and begin to live independently after 40 days. Parrots begin to reach sexual maturity after 6 to 8 months and begin courtship and breeding.

During the period when the female is incubating, she is very sensitive to the sounds of the outside world, and the keeper needs to provide a quiet environment where the breeding budgies are disturbed, and once the female is frightened, there may be abandonment, resulting in the eggs not hatching.

Newborn budgies can eat some soft food such as boiled corn, millet, if the economic conditions are better, you can also prepare some special milk powder for birds, young birds are generally fed by adult parrots, the breeder only needs to provide food, do not need to feed in person.

Budgies are sexually mature at 4 months of age and can reproduce, and domestic budgies can breed all year round. The breeding period of wild budgies is from June to January, nesting in tree cavities, laying 4-8 eggs per nest, incubation period of 18 days, and an average lifespan of 7 years.

Budgies are the most common pet birds in the world, a wide variety, naughty and cute, widely loved by the public, the total number of more than 5 million in the world, they are often the first parrot bought by many people who are just interested in parrots, and they are also the species that most often appear in bird shows, since 1860 A.D. Australian biologist - Guigmande, a major discovery and breakthrough in the genetic state, various varieties of budgies have entered an unprecedented diversity, a total of thousands of variants, Coupled with the fact that they are so easy to care for and reproduce, it is so common.