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I have a yellow female cockatiel and I think she’s pregnant but I don’t know so I want to know signs if she’s pregnant.
Didn’t you wear a condom?
I don’t know the signs of pregnancy, maybe when her belly gets bigger and she kinda flutters instead of flying around rapidly? Cuz carrying a baby is hard work! lol Anyway I did scoop up some advice for you from, wikipedia.com here it is!
To prevent laying, one can keep the cockatiel in more darkness per day by covering it earlier in the evening and leaving the cage covered longer in the morning. Like all parrots, cockatiels of either gender can grow to see their owner or a toy as a mate, engage in courtship and mating behavior including territoriality, and females may lay infertile eggs.[10]
It has been suggested by some breeders that petting the back of the female cockatiel may inadvertently sexually stimulate the hen, promoting egg-laying, and that owners seeking to avoid egg-laying should avoid this particular form of bonding.
when a baby version of it comes out
heres some advice go onto google and look up your questions, thats what i always do and it always gives me answers.
You might also want to look at your question, since it doesn’t make sense.
it eats more than usual and gets fater
Birds lay eggs
She’ll be kind’ve wrestless and she’ll try to find discarded pieces of paper etc. to start preparing for her egg.
Frequent urination, large meals, large amounts of water consumed, weird calls. For more info contact your vetrenarian, he will be able to tell you for sure.
I had a dark wood box on the side of the cage she could go in. Id put news paper on the botton of the cage she make a nest in there. it’s neat