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Late winter early spring ,
You missed out brother

Hey this is how I would go of it 1-most likely I don't see a bird nesting in the ground 2-if there in a cage just cover them when it's dark time,take it off wen sun rises 3-what I have notice that the females run the division most females are aggressive come breeding time 4-here were I live they bre...

When the parents stop feeding them
Anywhere from 8-12weeks depends on the bird really

Has anyone put 1 male for 2 females ?
Il have the females in separate cages when it comes to season

Has anyone done this ?

Ok so she didn't go to good but got the hang of it step by step 3eggs lost 2 First one Laid outside of box and broke Second one laid in box but broke Third one laid in box stayed on it untill it hatched and then chucked it out, Ended up hand raising it and was a aqua colour Thanks to mum and dad coc...

Get a decent cage and a box don't touch them and put out where no one really goes ... Helped me

i been raising this indian ringneck since it was 10days old, use to eat heaps at feedings and i was feeding it every 4 hours untill it was 35 days old, an now i changed formula it doesnt really eat it, so i changed back to the formula that i was useing an still doesnt really eat it, i have him in a ...

there was only 1 egg which hatched and they kicked it out.. could be because its there first time ? or maybe i should of taking the male out So i took the baby and put it with my cocktiels which are sitting on 5 eggs they have been raising it for 2days like its there own now can i keep this going ti...

First time breeding my ring necks and i lost 2 eggs at the start because she didn't lay them in the box, once she did though everything went well .. Male was feeding her all day while she was in the box .. Less then a week until the egg hatches. And now she will leave the box to chase the male down ...

I think you will need your neighbour in some point to go in the cage and check..

Not all the babies will survive and you may have to pull a few dead ones out happens with all birds

ahahaha gorden i couldn't tell you a thing about genetics i only know how to look after my birds :D i have hand raised cockatiels before never IRNS and not going to unless they actually need the help i have had my IRNS for 2 and a half years now got them when they were 12weeks so i have been waiting...

so my ringnecks are now sitting on eggs didn't think they would have a go but they are.. blue female pallid , really light in colour almost white more then she is blue, Normal green male, What would you wreckon the outcome is?.. am i jus going to get green babys ? I never got to see there parents so...