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If your looking for new pet bird. Look no further then the ringneck dove. I shot a video of my pair of ringnecks and wrote a short post about it. Check it out and leave a comment. http://en.teamtissa.com/zBCH

After 30 days they are good to go. If you plan on flying them your self I would suggest letting them out of the coop at around 25 days and let them explore with the older birds. If you plan on selling them, keep them in the coop so the person who is buying them can settle them to their coop. I...

I agree. Two weeks is the magic number. The parents are generally on eggs again and don't mind the babies being messed with as much. I also move my babies to the floor after two weeks and let them wander around and begin foraging for seeds and water. Here are some photos of my first white babies...

That is the norm for the female to lay after the young are 2 weeks old. By the time the two eggs hatch in 18 days. Your 2 youngsters will be weaned. You can replace the two eggs with wooden eggs and give mom and dad a break and put those two eggs under a different hen who has not laid yet. I let...