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Re: beeding lovebirds
Posted by Andie on 9/17/06

For the MOST healthy and happy breeders, it is ultimately best
to start around 18-24 months, preferably 24 months. This
ensures that the parents are completely done growing and have
all the vitamins store up to pass on to the chicks, and you'll
also have a higher success rate with the chicks and less chance
of deformity (granted the parents are healthy). If you breed
them only once a year they can breed longer than if you breed
them twice a year.

Good Luck,
Andie

Posts on this thread, including this one

• beeding lovebirds, 9/13/06, by Christy.
• Re: beeding lovebirds, 9/17/06, by nick.
• Re: beeding lovebirds, 9/17/06, by Andie.