zebra finches?

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my zebera finches had layed one egg. I want more than one egg. what do i do. And how can i take care of them.Answers: Hello I have 5 cages of zebra fi.. 

my zebera finches had layed one egg. I want more than one egg. what do i do. And how can i take care of them.

Hello I have 5 cages of zebra finches even crested white. (they do come in a variety of colors as well as crested)

http://www.zbirds.com/zpictures.shtmll.

Young finches might lay eggs but they aren't fertile. Even finches that aren't in pairs will lay eggs. When they are about 3 months old they will lay a clutch. Anywhere from 3-8 eggs. Usually about 2 - 4 hatch. They do not all hatch on the same day. They stagger giving the parents a chance to tend to the chick.

There is a special mash feed that you can get that is great for finch parents feeding there young. They are generally great parents and you usually don't need to help them at all. They are so tiny hand feeding isn't really an option (I have had no success at it).

I have handled them and placed them back in the nest when they have fallen out.

In about 7-10 days there eyes open, in about 3 weeks they are fully feathered. At about 4 weeks there beaks start to turn orange and an experienced bird person can then tell sex.

You can make strips of paper towel or get commercial nesting material that they can use to build a next.

E-mail me if you want.

PS>>>>If the eggs don't hatch in 21 days they won't. Just get rid of them and prepare for the new clutch. Usually once they start incubating them it takes 18 days to hatch. Often the pair won't start incubating until all there eggs are laid, others may start incubating with the first egg. get them a nest to put in the cage and let them do there thing including taking care of it, that's what they do.