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*Admin to Maree    Some explanation you can search in `breeding lovebirds/breeding basics/infertile eggs` of this site 

*Maree to admin    There is only ever 3 or 4 eggs at a time 

*Admin to Maree    How many eggs they lay every clutch. It must be max 5pcs. The number of egg they produce can shows us they are `right` pairs  

*Admin to Amy    She performs strange behavior as a change of her surroundings, or it`s her time to lay egg. You can put a nest in her bed to see what is going on next 

*Admin to Mary    Covering cage at night issue, please search it in general care category via sitemap 

*Admin to Mary    Keeping a lovebird in a rounded cage is no problem at all 

*Maree    I have just removed the fourth clutch of infertile eggs from my so called pair of fischer lovebirds can anyone help as to why this is happening. I am pretty sure that they are a pair!! 

*Amy    We have had our lovebird for about two years now
this last week "she" has started strange behavior.. Hiding in her bed and raising her wings why is this? 

*mary    Should i cover the cage during night? 

*mary    i have kept my love birds in a rounded cage..will that affect my birds?im a new owner 

*Admin    This site is newly equipped with a tool of translation into 35 languages. The tool is at the top right column 

*Admin    Hi Roy, thank you for joining us. I think I have to spare some space of this site for a forum discussion about lovebirds. How do you think? 

*Roy    Hi, I think the point is making food not fully occupying the bowl, say 20% depends also how big the bowl. It must be completed with vegetables, etc. 

*gest    thank you... so just decrease the amount of food, right? how much food should male lovebird get for the day? thank you 

*Admin    Some pairs in breeding cage do that, but, not all.  

*Guest    I see thank you. I thouth its something to do with the fact that he is byhimself and wants a girlfriend. When he does that it looks like he tried to feed the baby bird.
How common is that? 

*Admin    To reduce quantity of food in the bowl good enough for a day eating, & it should be replaced daily to avoid bacterial growth. Give & set varied diet made up of seed mix, vegetables, pellet, grains 

*Audra    I`ve been searching for a good reliable Lovebird site...I`ve found it :] 



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Generic name    :      Genus: Agapornis (Selby 1836)
                               Family: Psittacidae
Distribution      :      Africa, Madagascar, and some offshore islands
Number of species:   Nine
                               The Sexually Dimorphic Group
                               (1) Taranta
                               (2) Cana
                               (3) Pullaria
                               The Intermediate Group
                               (4) Roseicolis
                               (5) Swinderniana
                               The White Eye-Ring Group
                               (6) Lilianae
                               (7) Nigrigenis
                               (8) Fischeri
                               (9) Personata
Size                :        5.1-6.7 inches (13-17 cm)
Longevity       :       10-12 years, possibly longer
Number of eggs :    3-8, usually 4-5, rarely more
  (Clutch)
Incubation Period:  23-25 days; hens usually start brooding after the second egg has been laid; males may join hens in nest
Young (chicks) leave nest: 38-50 days
Young independent: About 14 days after leaving the nest

Note:  Lovebird, according to Wikipedia

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