Budgies into the nest problem, why don t my budgies go into the nest?

Generally, the material we give to the tiger skin cushion is sawdust (the size of a fingernail), with a thickness of 2-3 cm, and you can also pad some broken wheat straw, or some millet husks. If your bird doesn't enter the nest, it is likely that there is a problem with the soft object of your pad, which makes them scared, so they dare not enter. It is recommended to take it out immediately and replace it with the above materials.

If you really don't have it, you can find some hay, cut it yourself and put it in, so that the natural things will not scare the birds.

Over time, the mother bird will come in on her own, and the soft object placed is preferably sawdust, which can be bought in the pet market.

A bird's nest is not a resting place for birds, it is used for breeding, and it only enters the nest when laying eggs, incubating eggs, and feeding young birds.

1: First of all, the material, the nest provided is wooden.

2: If it is wooden, there must be a suite, that is, there must be an isolation room in the nest.

3: If there is a suite, the size of the suite can accommodate 4 adult parrots.

4: If it can be accommodated, the height of the nest cannot be lower than the height of the two birds combined.

5: Environmental problems, the nest is best not to have paint, the composite board can not have a more serious smell, the bottom of the nest is flat, not too wet, and the hanging is stable.

6: If all of the above conditions are met, it is a process of familiarization with the environment, and it will go in sooner or later. Food can be used appropriately for induction. But this is not a long-term solution.

Because mating also takes a long time, there is a process, so a week or so, or even longer, don't worry, they can take care of themselves. It's instinctive.

There are three most likely cases of laying eggs not hatching:

The first is that there are other birds or tiger skins around it, which interferes with it, causing the nest to be abandoned;

The second possibility is that the male bird is sick or ruminant badly and cannot concentrate on hatching;

The third possibility is that the parenting itself is not good, which is more common in young female birds.

There are other possibilities, but these three are the highest, and it is recommended to find the root cause and solve the problem.

Probably the work of the parrot eggs is done by the male bird, you check the website to see.

The bird's nest is ventilated, and the budgie does not enter the nest, which may be caused by the excessive smell of the bird's nest, and the bird's nest can be placed in a ventilated environment to emit odor; Decorate the bird's nest, the budgie will miss the old nest very much, and can not adapt to the new nest, you can decorate the new nest into the style of the old nest to let it enter the nest activities; Induce nest entry, where a budgie can place a toy or food that the budgie likes to attract into the nest.

The budgie does not enter the nest may be uncomfortable with the nest, it may be caused by the space of the nest is too small or the smell is too large, generally the nest just purchased will have a bad smell, you can place the nest in a ventilated environment, and then try to let it into the nest after the smell dissipates.

The budgie is a very nostalgic bird that has become accustomed to the style of the previous nest and will feel uncomfortable with the new nest and refuse to enter. The nest can be properly decorated and adjusted according to the style of the previous nest decoration to allow it to rest.

You can also place your budgies' favorite toy food in a new cage or keep a sex parrot in the nest to lure the budgie into its nest. During this period, the attitude needs to be soft, do not force it into the nest, otherwise it will make it more disgusted with the new nest, and even produce a stress reaction and cause disease.

Budgies will not enter the nest when it is cold, and budgies are used to living in the cage and will be wary of the new nest. Keepers can place some sunflower seeds in the nest to attract them to the nest. In winter, it is recommended to put it indoors, and you can also feed it peanuts, melon seeds and other foods to accumulate fat to survive the winter.

Budgies will not enter the nest when it is cold, budgies are used to living in the birdcage, and they will be full of vigilance for the new nest, which is a normal phenomenon, and the nest will be placed for a long time, and the budgie will go into live.

Keepers can put some sunflower seeds and wood chips in the nest to attract it into the nest, and when the temperature is cold in winter, some cotton can be padded in the nest to keep warm.

When keeping budgies in winter, it is recommended to place the nest indoors and ensure that the breeding environment is warm and comfortable. You can also feed it some melon seeds, peanuts and other foods to store fat, so that it can survive the winter smoothly.

Summary. Dear will be happy to answer for you. Parrots always run out of their nests when they hatch their eggs, and it is likely that their nests are very dirty.

During the incubation period, the keeper must ensure that the cage environment is clean and tidy, and also ensure that the environment is quiet and not too noisy, otherwise it will cause them to run out of the nest during the incubation of the eggs. In addition, parrots that hatch eggs for the first time or are less maternal may also refuse to hatch eggs and run out of the nest. At this time, they should be kept in cages and guided to hatch their eggs.

Dear will be happy to answer for you. Parrots always run out of their nests when they hatch their eggs, and it is likely that their nests are very dirty. During the incubation period, the keeper must ensure that the cage environment is clean and tidy, and also ensure that the environment is quiet and not too noisy, otherwise it will cause them to run out of the nest during the incubation of the eggs.

In addition, parrots that hatch eggs for the first time or are less maternal may also refuse to hatch eggs and run out of the nest. At this time, they should be kept in cages and guided to hatch their eggs.

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