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These eggs should take 3-4 weeks of incubation to hatch. I’m not sure how long lovebird eggs must be incubated.The eggs didn't hatch yet do I remove them
You can throw them away if you want. They are almost certainly not fertile.Yep we were not sure what to do with the eggs. They are just in a box filled with rice husks
Pictures!long time no see. heres and update there 2 succesful babies. I thought the parents were not mature enough to take of the babies but we had to travel. so we had given them to our friends. they babies r 3 months old rn. couldnt handfeed the babies. so their scared of hands. but they do get treats from me....! their names are vivi and viko
Were you only feeding the baby twice a day at 4 weeks? I don't believe it is enough. We have raised and hand-fed 7 baby lovebirds, all from 2 weeks thru to fully weaned. Initially every three to four hours. At 4 weeks we are still doing 4 feeding a day. They take less as they grow and you can start to cut back. Recommend you watch some quality Youtube vids on feeding / raising lovebirds.Thank you for caring about Kiko. she is doing much better now. she can cuddle/walk/play/ try to fly. Im guessing the amount of food wasn't enough. I gave her 4 ml in the morning and 5 ml afternoon..
Thank you so much for caring. She is so healthy and has 2 two babies now! dwdwWere you only feeding the baby twice a day at 4 weeks? I don't believe it is enough. We have raised and hand-fed 7 baby lovebirds, all from 2 weeks thru to fully weaned. Initially every three to four hours. At 4 weeks we are still doing 4 feeding a day. They take less as they grow and you can start to cut back. Recommend you watch some quality Youtube vids on feeding / raising lovebirds.