Posted May 22, 200718 yr Approximately how long after mating does a little egg show up? I've tried to check for it on the web and came out with a huge range of answers. Of course, I figured someone here would know best. thanks
May 22, 200718 yr In most cases if you put a pair in the breeding cage & they are in condition, you will get eggs in 10 to 14 days. Sometimes birds will mate the day they are put together, so in that case mostly they need a minimum of 10 days for something to happen, but if they have been together some time & mating is happing often, I think you wont have to wait more than a few days. Usually you will see some swelling around the vent, under the tail, 2 or 3 days before the eggs arrives. Edited May 22, 200718 yr by Norm
May 22, 200718 yr Author thank you :rip: there is already some swelling around the vent area. I suppose eggs should come soon.
May 23, 200718 yr i aksed that question before. I think I was told 10 days but start to check after 8 days, not too much before because then the female doesn't feel safe.
May 23, 200718 yr Author I will definitely give updates Yeah I won't be disturbing her too much, but she's pretty tame and doesn't feel at all threatened by me. But either way, I try not to disturb her too much in anyway. I'm so excited!!!
May 23, 200718 yr In most cases if you put a pair in the breeding cage & they are in condition, you will get eggs in 10 to 14 days. Sometimes birds will mate the day they are put together, so in that case mostly they need a minimum of 10 days for something to happen, but if they have been together some time & mating is happing often, I think you wont have to wait more than a few days. Usually you will see some swelling around the vent, under the tail, 2 or 3 days before the eggs arrives. Yes I agree with Norm. Between a week and 14 days GOOOD LUCK!!!!! Eggys sooon wow
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