will you help my parakeets?(budg..

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i have 2 parrakeets a male and a female!!they have been french kissing many times i think shes going to have a baby but i heard you need a tiny house .. 

i have 2 parrakeets a male and a female!!

they have been french kissing many times i think shes going to have a baby but i heard you need a tiny house in the cage so she can lay them what should i get ?can i even get a carton? should i get sticks so she can build her own? i really need this help PLEASE!

Please, please, PLEASE, get a book on parakeets. There is so much you need to know and there is too much to type here. You need to do some research.

Yes, you need to get a nest box. They are cheap at petstores. Please get one made for birds. They are specially made without harmful chemicals. Home made ones may make the birds sick or be hazardous to the baby birds.

You need to get a book! Go to the library (it's free) or book store and ask the employees, they will show you a good one.

Good Luck Go to a good, well-stocked pet store and ask one of the people working there, preferably a manager. They'll have both a good idea of your specific pet needs, and the ability to provide you with a solution to whatever it is you're personally wondering about or looking for. Best of luck! Budgies are easy to breed. For obvious reasons, the first thing you need is a male and female. Now we've gotten that out of the way, the next thing you need is a nesting box. An external nesting box can be attached to the bird's cage. The bottom of the box must have a concave bottom for the budgie to lay its eggs on. Since budgies don't build nest, the concave bottom serves to stop the eggs from rolling around. Without the proper housing, the budgies may not breed at all. In the wild, budgies nest in holes in trees. 5 to 6 eggs are laid in a clutch. Eggs hatch in 18-21 days. Budgies reach sexual maturity in approximately 9 monthsCage Size: The general rule is that bigger is better. Your budgies must have enough room to fly around for exercise. The length of the cage is more important than the height. The guideline suggested for minimum cage size is as follows: