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Right now I currentally keep Budgies(aka parakeets) Cockatiels, Lovebirds, two pair of Rosey Bourke Parakeets, and a pair of Indian Ringnecks.  Right now I'm breeding my cockatiels. I have a box full of babies now 2009-02-25 and they will be ready to go within a few weeks, so e-mail me if your intrested.

So far I have been letting the parents raise the babies and once I start breeding again in the spring I plan on hand raising a few as it makes the babies better pets for people when I sell them as they are more friendly and social.

The pair of pied lovebirds did lay 2 eggs on the bottom of the cage but did not sit on them, I didn't have a box set up for them because I wasn't planning on breeding them as of yet. I took the eggs and put them in my incubator, but they weren't fertile. I put a box in their cage and they pretty much live in it. They did lay one egg insde the box, which I'm not sure if they sat on or not. Either way it didn't hatch and wasn't fertile. Since then they have yet to lay any more eggs. I think they are too old to breed.
Although now I'm questioning the sex of my peachface males. All the sudden they started sitting at the bottom of the cage and the one appeared to be pleasuring his-self. I made my own box out of cardboard just to see what would happen and they love it. They pretty much live in the box as well and no eggs as of yet. I'm going to get them DNA tested to find out for sure so I know what to look for.


I still don't have a box for my bourkes, but I'm still planning on getting one. I was planning on getting another pair from the breeder when I saw him at a pigeon show but he had sold out of all his parrots. So I'm looking for another breeder of bourkes so I can get a couple more pair of them.


I now have a pair of zebra finches. They are just normals, but they carry a lot of different colors, including whites. They have laid 4 rounds of eggs all of which were eaten. On the fourth round once I noticed the first egg I took the male out so I could find out who was eating the eggs and the egg was gone the next day proving the hen was the egg eater. Although I'm hoping she's gotten over it. The last egg in the clutch is till in the nest. I don't know if she knows it's there or not because the male moves the nesting material around all the time and I thought she ate it but saw the same egg in the nest when the male was moving some of the material. Although he's not sitting on it unfortunatly. So I'm planning on getting another pair, plus another hen to breed.