The lovebirds are a species of parrots and the lovebirds are mostly found in Africa. The lovebirds are the smallest species of parrots. The lovebirds are 16 -17 cm in size and weigh about 40 - 60 gms. The lovebirds can be characterized by their blunt tail and their large beak. Given here are some information regarding the Love Bird Eggs.
The female lovebirds lay about 5 eggs. The first egg starts to hatch morally after twenty-four days, after the female lovebird starts to incubate. The incubation period is 22-25 days and all the eggs do not hatch. The male lovebird joins the female lovebird in the nest only after the second egg is hatched. The lovebird cheeks leave the nest after 40 - 50 days have passed by and in two weeks time the lovebird cheeks becomes self-dependent. One important aspect regarding the lovebirds is that the smallest cheek, most of the times do not thrive
Some cages are made with 2 perches, 2 water and seed cups and slide out tray. Beautiful love bird cages are available in various stores. They are covered with dazzling luster non toxic chrome and powdered-coated wire finish for everlasting beauty.
Other features of a good quality love bird cage are molded high impact plastic base and tray, heavy gauge wire with ? spacing, door opens to a landing platform position and locks on doors, deep slide out tray, 2 extra large water and seed cups, 2 perches and a removable wire grating that has ? wire spacing. Love bird owners decide on the size and shape of the cage after much deliberation.
After 5 or 6 days hold each egg against a good light. If you clearly
see a dark spot surrounded by some blood vessels, the egg is fertile.
If so the egg will turn darker and have a bluish haze after about a week.
If the egg is transparent and turns yellow, it's infertile.
