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I have 3 parakeets and they are all females. I had 2 parakeets but then my neighbor gaved me another parakeet a female. and she said that the parakeet will lay eggs. she gaved me the parakeet because her male died. and they mate and the female would lay 6 eggs. well when she gaved it to me in a couple of months the parakeet layed an egg in the nesting box. but then 2 days after I found another egg on the bottom of the cage so I picked it up and put it in the nesting box with the other one. but the female wont sit on them what should I do? should I keep the eggs warm or what??? please help me
well first of all, both of those answers are wrong. you cannot put eggs in an incubater, because they will heat up to quickly and die from the heat. and the mother bird will go to the eggs even if a humans oil has gotten on them. that fact is only true for WILD birds. beleive me, I should know.
if you touched the egg your sent rubbrd off on it and she isn't going to go nere it again sorry but I don't think that you can do much except get rid of them and hope that she lays another
If you only have female parakeets, the eggs won't hatch, you do realise that right? If there is no male to fertilize them, they are useless eggs.
If she's made too small to lay on all of her eggs I'm sure they will be fine hen again I'm only 11 years old but that answer is common sence.
put the eggs in an incubator, that way they will stay warm and not die.
