Cocketiel laid fertile eggs - Dont want it - what to do ?

Question

I got two Cocketiel, one male & another female (I do have their past babies!), so know the thing is they again laid eggs and i dont want them.

When and how to remove the eggs? As they are fertile i cant even let hen sit on them for days. i cant even take the eggs as then she will lay more to compensate.

Gimme solution plz
PS: I DONT WANT "MORE" BABIES - SO DONT TELL ANYTHING LIKE GIVE THEM TO SUMONE!!!!

Answer 1

Unfortunatly, if you don't want more babies you shouldn't have puta male and female together.

If you let her hatch the eggs, then you should be able to sell the birds for a nice profit.

Answer 2

This will be hard to do, but take the eggs and boil them. Let them cool some and put them back. Make a mark on all the ones you boil so you know if she lays more which ones to boil.

After she gives up on the eggs, remove the nest box and seperate them! This will be the best way to keep them from breeding.

Answer 3

Remove the nest box.
The easiest way to prevent eggs is to separate the birds. Put males with males and females with females.
However, if you want them together, you can probably prevent breeding by getting another cage. Put them in one cage in the day time, and the other at night; or one cage one day, the other cage the next. They will still have each other, but they will instinctively not breed because they don't have a single home. Both cages will be home, but not suitable for nesting.
I did this with a single cockatiel who wouldn't stop laying after her mate died, and it worked.
They might stop breeding if you just move their cage to a different room; but eventually they would start again.

Answer 4

Shake the eggs vigorously and put them back in the nest. If you remove them, they'll probably lay more. Even if you take the nest box out she may still lay in the cage. Eventually they clue in and stop sitting on the eggs and you can take everything down and throw out the eggs. I've done it with my birds when I don't want any more hatching.

Answer 5

Did they just lay them at the bottom of the cage? Normally they will only lay eggs in a nest box or something. All you can do is take the eggs away as soon as she lays them or separate the two birds. If they have a nest box take it away as well.

Answer 6

1) seperate them in the future...2 cages right next to each other.
2) remove the eggs, microwave for 1 minute, let them cool and then return them to the nest so the female still "thinks" she is nesting and will not imediately re-lay more eggs. It is not cruel to seperate them.
This is about the only option for the eggs. CRUEL----yes, but it IS an option!!!!!!

Answer 7

If you don't want any more babies, you will have to throw them away. I used to raise birds, now I just have two. They sell artificial eggs so the birds will "think" they have their own eggs, put them in when you have them out from the nest box. As far as not having any more babies, since cockatiels mate for life, it would be cruel, plus you could not stand the screaming, to separate them. I would find a good home for them to where the people/person may want to raise babies. I have had the same problem, and they are mating before the babies are even weaned!

Answer 8

yeah see you understand approximately cockatiels. your spectacular dont take the egg out she would be unhappy. and yeah its no longer fertilized yet once you want fertilized eggs positioned the male together with her. and in case you dont choose her to place eggs positioned her in a diffrent place. and he or she will lay extra eggs.you could replace it with a pretend cockatiel egg. purchase them on the puppy keep. or only permit her be. desire i helped

Answer 9

If they've bred in the past, why didn't you separate them? It isn't like you don't know what's going to happen.

Put the eggs in the freezer or throw them out and they'll die.

Answer 10

I'm sure any pet store will take them off your hand.