Fertile Cockatoo Parrot Eggs

Fertile Exotic Bird Eggs For Sale : Cockatoos are birds that are full of life and love. They develop strong attachments to their owners and are quite lovable. Their high levels of activity and affectionate nature, however, make them time-consuming pets. When cockatoos don’t get any love and attention, they could start acting out or even go into depression. Fertile Cockatoo Parrot Eggs

In addition to selling very viable candle-lit eggs of every parrot species, we are experts in breeding cockatoos. Every one of our cockatoo eggs comes from a healthy bird here in the aviary. We check their fertility with a candle and can guarantee that they will hatch into a happy baby. Fertile Cockatoo Parrot Eggs

No matter how many eggs we send out, we always have a hatch rate of 98% and a hatch-to-egg ratio of 1:1. We stand by the quality of our eggs and offer a full refund if an egg arrives cracked or hasn’t hatched. Furthermore, heat packs are included with the eggs for the purpose of keeping them warm during the hatching process.

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Can you tell me how to keep cockatoo eggs warm?

Keep the eggs in a special incubator meant for cockatoo or exotic bird eggs for the recommended amount of time. You should look for an incubator with humidity control and temperature control that is accurate to within a tenth of a degree. Keep the humidity between 40 and 50% and the temperature at 99.3 degrees Fahrenheit. As long as the right tools and techniques are applied, the artificial incubation of cockatoo eggs has a good chance of success.

Inadequate parenting on the part of the breeding pair is the main cause of the need to artificially incubate eggs. This includes birds that either eat or crack their eggs, those that leave their eggs unattended or bury them in the nesting material, and those that harm or kill newly fledged chicks. Artificial incubation, which involves retrieving the eggs, eliminates all of these issues. Fertile Cockatoo Parrot Eggs

First Step:

Remove the eggs from the nest box of the parent birds so they can be incubated. The specific couple dictates the timing of egg retrieval. It is wise to remove the eggs immediately after they are laid if the parents decide to eat or destroy them. The best time for eggs to hatch is when they are incubated naturally for the first two weeks. Because the 14-day rule only applies to eggs that are being properly cared for by the breeding couple, this also applies if the parents are bad sitters or leave their eggs alone.

Next Step:

Set the incubator so that the air cell, which is the bigger end, is somewhat higher than the eggs. Keeping the eggs at this height and shielding them from the incubator’s vibrations is possible with the help of a single gauze pad placed under the bigger end of each egg.

Third step:

Use an incubator that is specifically made for the eggs of exotic birds or parrots to keep the eggs warm. You should look for an incubator with humidity control and temperature control that is accurate to within a tenth of degree. Keep the humidity between 40 and 50% and the temperature at 99.3 degrees Fahrenheit. Incubate bigger eggs towards the bottom of the scale and smaller eggs towards the top to get the highest possible hatch rate. Fertile Cockatoo Parrot Eggs

Phase 4:

You may program the incubator to automatically turn the eggs over every hour or two. You need to manually turn the eggs over once a day because most incubators don’t do a complete rotation.

Step 5: Check for defects, cracks, or embryos that are dead in the shell by lighting the eggs every day. It is important to fix cracked eggs as soon as possible and dispose of dead eggs in the shell immediately. Chicks that aren’t in the best possible place to hatch may need some help.

Phase 6: You should transfer the eggs to a hatcher as soon as the downturn happens. The egg’s air cell undergoes a process known as drawdown, which signifies that hatching is imminent. This should be readily apparent when you can see the egg, as the air cell will now be elliptical instead of circular and will extend down the side of the egg. Fertile Cockatoo Parrot Eggs

Step seven:

After you’ve transferred the eggs to the hatcher and drawdown has occurred, give them about two or three days to hatch. Keep the humidity level high and the temperature of the hatcher at 99.3 degrees Fahrenheit during this procedure.