finches hatch

What to feed new born zebra finches do they need special temperature?

I have a couple (1mal and 1 female) zebra finches that bought it 3 weeks from the petstore … the zebra finch female laid eggs and she is sitting on them .. for the last couple of days that both shifts have been sitting on eggs … idk if the eggs hatch … what to do … What I feed them special or temperature … I need help on what to do

Breeding The following is a brief guide for breeding zebra finches. Select a suitable match in good condition and placed in the same cage (without going into details, I will say that it is very important that the two birds be of opposite sex and placed in the same cage!) if birds are in good condition usually starts to build a nest immediately, and within days the first eggs be established. Check the nest each day to monitor progress. Be sure the bird knows are coming. If you fear them, can accidentally destroy eggs in the confusion. If birds are not willing to leave the nest, not drive them away unless you're worried about something is not right. By the time the egg is placed in third Instead, the birds begin to sit on the eggs. After about 2 weeks, the eggs begin to hatch. At this point you should start to feed the brood food (chick food). This can be purchased at a pet store, or you can make your own. You must continue to feed the seed regular mix well. When the birds are about 8 or 9 days of age, should be provided with a closed ring coded for subsequent identification. When the birds are 2 ½ weeks of age should generally leave the nest control to prevent the young birds leave the nest soon. However, if you suspect something is wrong, you have to check anyway. In that case, great care must be taken not to scare the birds. When birds are about 3 weeks old, they will leave the nest for the first time. About 1 week later (at 4 weeks), the birds start feeding on their own. At this point, the nest must be removed unless you want another clutch. In Generally, a pair of zebra finches should not be allowed behind more than 2 to 3 clutches per year. About 1 to 2 weeks later (5 to 6 weeks), the birds are self-sufficient and can be removed from the cage of the parents. If you leave them with parents, which may interrupt the next clutch. In addition, parents can pursue all the young birds and start their feathers. At this time, the distinctive features should be emerging, what distinguishes men and women. Peaks that have begun to change from black to another color clear (eventually will turn orange or red). Http: / / zebrafinch.info /

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