


Pajarita wrote:What do you mean by 'not successful'? Did the babies die or was it that the eggs were not fertile? Or was it that there were no eggs? If there were no eggs or the eggs were not fertile, were they observed having sex?




ParrotsForLife wrote: The female laid but I asked the woman were they infertile and she wasnt sure what that meant so they could have been infertile or didnt hatch and yes they were watched mating.And all the perches were plastic so Rio could have slipped which caused infertile eggs.

Pajarita wrote:ParrotsForLife wrote: The female laid but I asked the woman were they infertile and she wasnt sure what that meant so they could have been infertile or didnt hatch and yes they were watched mating.And all the perches were plastic so Rio could have slipped which caused infertile eggs.
Well, another case of people breeding birds without even the most basic knowledge of what it requires! But, why do you say that plastic perches could cause infertile eggs? What does one thing have to do with the other?



Pajarita wrote:I don't know where you heard that but it makes no sense because the male 'steps' on the female so its feet are not on the perch, they are on her back. Now, birds with only one leg might have a bit of problem but they usually manage because there is no actual penetration. You get a lot of wrong information from birdsites... A LOT!


Wolf wrote:That is providing that it is fertile.

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