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TooPatient said:Two rings. The 3 stone engagement and my "lockwasher" band
Will of course have to find a suitable wedding band to go with them when the time comes...
beezygal said:She usually lays 4 eggs at a time, a few times a year. There's no male bird to sit on the egg to fertilizer it, so no baby lovebirds.
The other lovebird I had before was also a girl. At the time, they would lay 7-8 eggs. They would take turn sitting on them. Pretty cute. Sometimes I'm worried about her having too many eggs and be lack of calcium. However, I have the mineral block for her to eat regularly. Everytime she starts having "sex" in front of the mirror, I know she's going to lay eggs soon. When she is pregnant, she'll just go eat the mineral block. So cute. It's like she knows she needs more calcium. Whenever she's having eggs, I give her additional calcium powder. If the bird doesn't have enough calcium, it will have hard time laying the eggs and the bird might die because of that.
I've attached a picture. The egg has a little bit of blood on it. She's protecting her egg. Sometimes it happens, but it's ok. She usually sits on her eggs and fall asleep doing that. One time she was sitting on her eggs and biting onto a piece of paper towel (nesting). Then she fell asleep with the paper still in her mouth. It's very cute!
Clairitek said:beezygal said:She usually lays 4 eggs at a time, a few times a year. There's no male bird to sit on the egg to fertilizer it, so no baby lovebirds.
The other lovebird I had before was also a girl. At the time, they would lay 7-8 eggs. They would take turn sitting on them. Pretty cute. Sometimes I'm worried about her having too many eggs and be lack of calcium. However, I have the mineral block for her to eat regularly. Everytime she starts having "sex" in front of the mirror, I know she's going to lay eggs soon. When she is pregnant, she'll just go eat the mineral block. So cute. It's like she knows she needs more calcium. Whenever she's having eggs, I give her additional calcium powder. If the bird doesn't have enough calcium, it will have hard time laying the eggs and the bird might die because of that.
I've attached a picture. The egg has a little bit of blood on it. She's protecting her egg. Sometimes it happens, but it's ok. She usually sits on her eggs and fall asleep doing that. One time she was sitting on her eggs and biting onto a piece of paper towel (nesting). Then she fell asleep with the paper still in her mouth. It's very cute!
Your bird is so pretty! I love the colors and texture of her feathers.
The egg isn't fertlized by a male bird sitting on it, its fertlized when the male and female mate directly. Then the female lays a fertilized egg.
beezygal said:Clairitek said:beezygal said:She usually lays 4 eggs at a time, a few times a year. There's no male bird to sit on the egg to fertilizer it, so no baby lovebirds.
The other lovebird I had before was also a girl. At the time, they would lay 7-8 eggs. They would take turn sitting on them. Pretty cute. Sometimes I'm worried about her having too many eggs and be lack of calcium. However, I have the mineral block for her to eat regularly. Everytime she starts having "sex" in front of the mirror, I know she's going to lay eggs soon. When she is pregnant, she'll just go eat the mineral block. So cute. It's like she knows she needs more calcium. Whenever she's having eggs, I give her additional calcium powder. If the bird doesn't have enough calcium, it will have hard time laying the eggs and the bird might die because of that.
I've attached a picture. The egg has a little bit of blood on it. She's protecting her egg. Sometimes it happens, but it's ok. She usually sits on her eggs and fall asleep doing that. One time she was sitting on her eggs and biting onto a piece of paper towel (nesting). Then she fell asleep with the paper still in her mouth. It's very cute!
Your bird is so pretty! I love the colors and texture of her feathers.
The egg isn't fertlized by a male bird sitting on it, its fertlized when the male and female mate directly. Then the female lays a fertilized egg.
Thank you! I love her to death. I always thought it was fertilized when the male and female mate directly. (it makes sense) I don't know where I saw that the male has to sit on to fertilize it. Ever since that, I always think it's the male sitting on it. Thanks for making it clear! Do you have any birds too?
Jessie702 said:Morning Ladies....
How was your weekend? No Sparklies here.....