Breeding Indian Ringnecks

[Frostyricho]

Yes. Before the time you begin handfeeding, leave the male in there too, as both parents will help raise the babies. When you want to take the baby out, you could move both the male & the female to the other cage, then put the male & femalre back in the 1st cage, and the babies in the second. If you could, you should get another cage because you shouldn't breed them more than 3 times a year because it would put stress on the female which could cause her to doe sooner than expected.

Oh no i just want to breed them once a year. Don't want to have too many babies and not know what to do with them. Im thinking of taking the baby out between 10 to 12 weeks, would this be ok. Ill see if i can get a cage off my uncle. But im thinking does the cage have to be big or can it be small like the diameter of about 50cm and the height of 70cm. Because im thinking will they become to stress together.

 

[ChickenQuail007]

Baby doesn't needs as big as parents. Separate the parents when not breeding. After that, when baby is as big as parents, get a bigger cage that you used for the baby's home when handfeeding.