African Lovebirds breeding tips in Tamil (தமிழ்)

African LoveBirds breeding tips in Tamil
Health Requirements
To breed successfully, each breeding lovebird should be healthy, normal and between 1 and 5 years old.
Nesting Requirements
Lovebirds need a nest box in which to lay their eggs. The proper size for a lovebird is about 12 by 12 by 12 inches, with an entrance hole about 3 inches in diameter. Proper nesting material, such as shredded paper, should fill the nest box.
Nutritional Requirements
Like all hookbills, lovebirds should be fed a varied diet consisting of seeds, pellets and fresh fruits and vegetables. Breeding-age hens should be placed on a calcium supplement to counteract the nutrients that they lose during egg-laying.
Egg-Laying
Female lovebirds lay their eggs from five to 12 after mating. Many lay an egg every other day until they have all been laid. Each clutch usually contains between three and seven eggs.
Incubation Time
On average, lovebirds incubate their eggs for about 23 days. This can vary by a couple of days in either direction. When attempting to calculate future hatch dates, always count forward from the day that you notice the hen begin to sit on the eggs. Sometimes the hen won't sit until all the eggs of a clutch have been laid, and they all need equal incubation time.
Hatchling Care and Weaning
Most breeders allow the hen to feed the babies from hatching to the age of 2 or 3 weeks. After that, the breeders take the babies out of the nest and place them in a brooder for hand-feeding. Most lovebirds need to be hand-fed until they are between 6 and 8 weeks old when you can begin to wean them onto millet, soft pellets and fresh fruits and vegetables.