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asad - 2013-01-20
I have female white dove and her age is approx two years and she is already laying unfertile eggs. Now I got a male white dove and his age is approx 5 months. The female dove beat him and the male is very disturbed. Now my question is that please tell me can they be a pair or should I get another aged male? Thanks.

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Clarice Brough - 2013-01-20
It's cool that your female is laying, but your male is too young. They shouldn't even be put in a breeding situation until they are at least 6 months of age. I'd say it's a 'wait and see' if you want these two birds to breed, otherwise you may want to find a suitably aged partner.
Anonymous - 2013-01-20
Thanks Clarice.

feathers - 2013-01-18
Keep the breeds pure!

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feathers - 2013-01-18
PS. WAY too many in rescues etc. who need homes now. Breeders are only for profit.

Donita Kidd - 2013-01-18
Female Rock Pebbler for sale........425-344-4880, Marysville, Wash. Bird is from Australia, 4-years old

Holly - 2010-10-10
My husband and I have 2 male Rock Pebblers (Regent Parrots) and they are so loving. We also have Quakers and parakeets, budgies, and doves.. I have to say that our Rock Pebblers are our favorites. They are our babies! We would like to find a female for a companion. However they are very hard to find. If anyone knows where there are any females for sale, Please let us know... my husband takes them out in the back yard every morning and every evening, (their wings have been clipped) and they have the best time. They are very entertaining birds who love us just as much as we love them..

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buck - 2010-10-25
singing-wings-aviary.com
Jeanne - 2011-02-11
Still looking,
where do you live ?
There is a place in Long Beach, CA
if still interested, let me know.
Sandra - 2011-04-09
Hello ... pls let me know if you are still interested in breeding. I have a 3 year old female and 2 year old male. I will sell them together. I live in southern California. Thank you.
debbie - 2011-06-12
I do not know how old your posting is or where you are located
www.parrothope.org has 2 regents they have to stay together we believe they are male and females
if interested call
debbie
440-221-0805
ohio
Donita Kidd - 2013-01-18
Hello, I live in Marysville Wash. I have a female Rock Pebbler that I would like to sell her name is Olive and I have had her for 4 years, where do you live?

mandy - 2011-10-12
Our bengalese lay one tiny egg a few weeks ago and today we can't see the egg. Can anyone please explain what has happened?

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Kari Kenidi - 2012-07-20
Hi Mandy, Maybe she ate it....? I can't think of anything else but would love to know if u find out. Good luck, Kari
chris carey - 2012-10-20
Some times they will break itor throw it out. Or even pick it it to pieces, I have 20 finches in avery.I see a lot of weird things.I had one female.dye and it mate died in about 2hours. The other pasted, I guess some get really attached. Or maybe it was bad they broke it up.

Granny - 2012-04-14
I have 2 African Red Bellies for sale. They are clutchmates and are 4 months old. 1 male and 1 female. They were not handfed so would make good breeders. $350 each. Will ship at buyers expense.

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Luis de la Torre - 2012-04-26
I've been desperately looking for a male red bellied parrot that is of breeding age. Do you have any older single males for sale?
scarlet - 2012-05-13
Hello,
I am very interested in purchasing your female red belly parrot. I have a male who is named Monet. He really needs a little friend. I can be reached at 817-888-2220. Please respond ASAP.
Thank you,

shilpa sarkar - 2012-05-02
I have 2 parrots one male 8 years old and a female 2 years old. They are lovely and attached to all my family members though i do all the cleaning work.I just love them as my own kids.

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kainat - 2012-05-08
I'm raising 3 month parakeets pair since 2 months and I lov them like babies, they are fully attached to me and love my company, the reason I think is that I give them my finger often to chew and play with and the male one don't leave it unless I force him to leave. Let them climb on you put your hand in cage so that they get familiar with your hand and your voice ,always call them and talk to them with soft voice,put them on your shoulder or lap, and most important try to hand feed them, my parakeets still love to eat from my hand althought they can eat with their own

erica - 2013-01-17
If I do not want my doves to lay eggs right now, do I have to take out the male? If she already has laid can I take the eggs away or do I have to take the male away? Until I want her to lay? I would like them to stay together at all times!

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Jasmine Brough Hinesley - 2013-01-17
If you do not want fertilized eggs you will want to separate your male and female. The female may still lay eggs but they will not fertilize and therefore will not hatch if there is no male. If she has already laid eggs they may be fertilized. If you take the eggs out and don't allow the doves to incubate them with their bodies they most likely will never hatch, but it would be better to just separate the male and female to keep from having fertilized eggs.

Gypsysmom/susi - 2003-09-06
This bird looks very close to my girl however my Gypsy has blk and red in her face and yes she is the bird of many colors!!!!you have a beautiful bird thank you for sharing with me

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Sabrina Berchtold - 2013-01-17
hi susi! i have several shamrocks, and the feathers in their face can be both black or/and red,and they can change with time. So your gypsy may very vell be a shamrock

Greg Meissner - 2013-01-17
The bird in the photo is clearly a Panama Amazon (A. ochrocephala panamensis) as described on this webpage. Notice the lack of red-orange in the upper mandible, the small and restricted area of yellow on the forehead, and the paler look of the beak, cere, and feet. I live with a Panama amazon, and I'm pretty sure about this. You might want to update the photo's caption.

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