I know this is a fairly old video from 2018 but I just discovered it today. I would like to thank you for the detailed but easy to understand explanation of this serious problem along with some solutions. While I don't have any Budgies myself, I will definitely be bookmarking this video so that I may share it with any other bird parents whom I meet who may be experiencing this serious problem with their Bidgies. I have subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to watching videos. Take Care, Gord
My budgie is just evil she suffocated the oldest one who was very big and she kept the smallest one and the oldest was my favorite and also I changed the food bowl every two days
Dude I literally cried coz one of my baby chicks died because they eat her and I heard her cry but I didn't come coz I have my ol classes and my teacher will not let anybody of us leave so yeah it freaking hurt so much :(((
This happened for me too but for me their fathers bite on his chicks.i separate their father don't know their mother feed well or not? God knows... Pray for my chicks 🙏
I remember 3 years ago when my birds had babies, the father did it instead and killed 2 of their kids (they had 3 alive left thankfully) so we separated him into another cage and let the mom do everything
I had the same problem with one of my mother budgies and still currently do. She always gives up on them when atleast one of them starts to get white fluff and small feather growth and some of the others may still be pink, she has even attacked some to the point of killing them due to the injuries. I keep a spare nesting box and I will always just transfer them into that box after a few weeks of them hatching. I place them in the new box and sit it lower in the aviary and the father will always come down to feed them when they call while the mother one mates and breeds again. She is only attacking as she is trying to move them out to breed again. Seems a bit drastic but that is their nature unfortunately, so give them a guiding hand to prevent any injury or death to the baby budgies.
I know this is a delayed reply…in the wild it isn’t unusual for the father to take over the clutch in order for the mother to start another brood of chicks chicks. Being in captivity can obviously interfere with their natural cycles. In nature the mother has the option to exit and distance from the other brood and find another nesting location.
To be honest he probably wanted to show it and the mom isnt being reaaaally rough, shes just nibling, yeah its bad but he probably stopped it like 10 seconds later
These things are necessary for educational purposes. A few seconds of pain for the little bird will educate many owners on how the bites look and spare many, many other birds from going through that.
Thanks for the informative video, it really helped me. My female budgie has 6 kids. 2 are 2 months old , 2 are 1 month old and other two are 4 weeks old. All of them have went through a lot of abuse. The mother budgie still nibbles and pulls the feather of the 4 weeks old ones. But she feeds them regularly. and now she has layed 5 more eggs.
There is an abundance of food and the mother wants to start a second brood but there is only one breeding box for her and her mate. Normally in the wild the male can care for the older brood while the mother lays and broods a second clutch of eggs in a new nesting location. In captivity this can be replicated by adding a second breeding box to the reproductive pair cag, in which case this could correct the issue. By time the first brood with the father are old enough to be independent and separated to a grow out cage, the second brood with the mother would be ready for the father to now help with the feeding of those chicks as they continue to hatch and the number of young chicks increases.
okay this is smth I have never even thought of... okay anyway, so the father is attacking correct? How's the mother? Is she bullying them too? Is this the first time your birds are parents?
@@FuadPhenomenon hey plzzz answer his question I have the same problem the father is attacking the baby should I separate the male budgie from femal should I leave the baby alone with the mother??
@@raziyakhan4663 Yes at an extreme case, it is safest to separate the bird who is bullying. But the mother needs to feed it afterwards because otherwise you will also need to remove the baby and take c of it urself
Very informative video. My female's eggs are going to hatch a little after Valentine's and I just wanted to know the "what if she does that" But..I don't know..the way you grabbed the female to put her in a different cage triggered me a little, are they not hand tamed?
Fuad Phenomenon Your cages seem a little small cuz you put her in a tiny cage that had two other birds. Do you let them fly everyday and stretch their wings ?
You have a great, helpful channel!! I have an outdoor aviary with about 20 parakeets in it. Recently the nesting moms have become very territorial and aggressive. One baby chick with pin feathers has been found on the aviary floor THREE times now, so I am hand feeding it and raising it in the house. The mom has picked off all the feathers from its head. I'm looking up solutions! Other than that, he/she seems to be healthy, growing, eating and likes it when I hold him! Your channel is great and I'm now a subscriber!!
Thanks for the video, would like to know, why the mother only feed the baby just for couple days, then leave the baby itself for the rest then die for the next day.
the parent(s) will stop feeding at a point when it believes the baby is too grown up to eat by itself (many cases its not the case) which is why handfeeding is required. Sometimes they do that when they don't want to resume the duty or want to breed again to have more babies for why they don't want to keep the ones at the current stage,
The babies just need some time to rebuild its strength. Separate from the bird bullying it. You can handfeed them by checking the video I uploaded on how to handfeed baby birds :)
Can you help me ? Please ! I have 3 baby budgies, one is 14 days old, one is 12 day old and 10 days old. The mother has been plucking the feathers off the baby budgies for 5 days. I separated the mother , the dad was not feeding them for 6 hours. I tried to feed them with baby budgie food, but they didn't eat it!I used a spoon and a syringe and they didn't eat it. I made brown rice and cooked eggs, and they didn't eat it. They only like to be fed by their mother. I brought the mother back, she feeds the babys regularly, but she continues to pluck off their feathers . Don't know what else to do, any advise would be much appreciated. Thank you.
There is certainly a reason behind the mother attacking her babies. She may want to mate again, perhaps too dense inside the cage or something else. However, plucking their feathers could lead to severe harm when they grow up. The babies don't know that what you tried to do using syringe or spoon was known as feeding. Its better to first start with a syringe and (yes you have to force feed initially) then the babies can understand that it is food. I have a separate video on handfeeding baby budgies. Remember the food needs to have the right density and temperature. Here is the video:
Actually if i seperate the female budgie the male doesn't feed normally it feels isolated.even if i hand feed babies didn't eat what should i do now??😐
I have 2 chik... Mother seems to attack the second one which is too small and feeds on its own... Why the hell it attacks the one feed itself instead of the big one which relay on its mother...🤦♂🤦♂
I am a mother of a 9 year old boy who’s about to be 10 I got him his first budgie for his birthday I got him 2 one female and one male they are babies but they are showing Signs of wanting to mate and now I know what to do if he gets her Pregnant and she tries to eat them this video was very helpful thank you 😊 for sharing 😊
This happened to my baby Budgie... I am thinking that the mother killed it because she has more eggs coming up... We did not know she would do this 🥺... but next time we will keep it safe... 🥺🥺😕
i separated the mother and place the babies inside a small basket at the bottom for the dad. hoping for the best thanks ill let ya no how it turns out. hope the 3 babies survive and live a full life.
Another cause is bothering her and her baby’s too much suck as taking them away from her for a long period of time which makes her feel jelous and not want to take care of the baby’s anymore
I found a chick outside the nest in the poop tray, I'm confused did she throws her out of it fell itself,but when we put the bird infront of her She took the baby inside holding his neck, And also she is attacking the father, can u plz tell me I'm worried
Do u feed them fresh chopped veggies and fruits? Also, they need pellets, seeds, nuts, millett at all times , cuttlebone at all times, vitamins, egg food for parents so egg shells wont be soft, feed boiled or scrambled eggs too. Parents need soft foods that are easy to digest in order to feed babies. FB has several parakeet/budgie groups that can help with questions. Cute little birds aviary.com is an awesome site for breeding tips and advice. You are doing a good job with covering content . Can you do a video showing how you hand feed your chicks if parents dont feed them?
Yes i agree with ur information. I haven't gone through details about their diet in this video. I have a video on how to hand feed birds (if parents don't feed them as you mentioned) You can find that video here: th-cam.com/video/nan7bxjrF4E/w-d-xo.html
Late reply, but I always find it irksome when people comment unsolicited basic advice to people who make their entire public persona (their channel, in this case) about that specific topic. Not everyone is perfect or 100% knowledgeable on a thing, but it just seems really presumptuous to throw "advice" at others out of nowhere like that. If you're giving information for general consumption, like for other commenters, then maybe preface your comment in that manner. Just seems rude to me....
Is it normal for mother budgies to hurt their babies even though they are already almost 1 year old? My mother budgie has recently been targetting her children, we sadly lost one of her kids, now she's onto another one, what should I do?
And I also thought that the boy bird might might destroyed the eggs is this possible or not you can tell me if you can in one of your videos we will see if they can
I have separated the female and male is taking care of the two little babies when the babies will grow up I will remove babies and put female in the cage and keep the babies separately in another cage
Bro help me pls my budgie the father one is attacking the baby budgies I don't know why but help me to stop it I have seperated the father and the mother budgies to different cages tell me if I did anything wrong and help me what can I do to prevent these attacks
@@Abyss777 I'm back now the father is quarantined and isn't attacking the babies anymore now he's jus more caring and loving the babies as before Thank you for staying patient and waiting for my reply man 😭
@@OminousBlackhole thats wonderful! I actually also have parent budgies with 4 of their kids, the father is very caring and loving, way more than the mother! im glad they're okay! tho, im gon guess the father was going thru a stressful time with smth for him to do that!
Okay I will remove my mother bird from the cage and leave my boy bird to protect the baby birds if this happens and will they be safe is it a yes or is it a no
Not in my budgies case ,total 4 baby budgies were there and I separated 4 of them but , Even the father budgie is biting the babies and have killed 2 babies like that and just today killed another one, now only one baby is left now, so what should I do ??
Please give guidance, we are thinking of putting it down but we have a baby from one of our mothers, we went out and we came back to this baby on the bottom of the cage with the mother, we got panicked because it is still at least 2 weeks until it’s supposed to be out, when we had a look it’s top part of the beam was ripped off, it was bleeding everywhere. The mum has been separated and the baby is in a spare nest box, I don’t want it to die, because I love all my babies so much. Is there anything we can do to help or save it?
Thank you for separating the baby as soon as you could. It is important that it is separated when being attacked. As it is away from other birds, you are parents of this baby. You have to make sure to keep a hand feeding routine. Hopefully, the injury will fade away, and don''t worry much It'll be fine :)
Fuad Phenomenon We had a closer look, there are feathers plucked around its eye, and we gave it a little bit of spark, and a little dot of pain meds which seemed to work. We haven’t fed it yet since it’s got a full crop still, we made the horrible mistake of giving the mum another chance, last Monday she began plucking the babies so we began hand rearing them and we put them back after a night and it was all going fine, but clearly not
My male fly away so i purchased a new one but my female is 3 years old and new male is maximum 1year old And they are now not making pair and not breeding so what i do?
for how long are they together? age is not a huge factor in birds' breeding The previous male may have been the 'perfect' one for the female bird. Normally, a budgie gets rlly well bonded with just one another bird for its life. Maybe ur female is missing the other male. Just wait for some more time and get her used to the new situation
@@techgamerindian317 haha don't worry. It is too early for the new pair to get involved. It can take up to weeks to get the parenting stage back again.
*Why are you giving advice when you have TINY CAGES? 😂 You put the mom in a tiny, tiny cage with other bird. Do you let them out at all to fly around? Also, you do not have much food in their cages. Where's the fresh vegetables and fruit, grains, etc?*
Hi Nicole, You are right. Over the years, I have realized that budgies require larger cages and more amount of food should be available all the time. I appreciate your comment, I am much more careful about this :)
my budgies just had a baby about 6 weeks ago , thngs were going great now mom seems aggressive , baby hollers the whole time mom is w him , she seems to push at the baby ,i heard take her out and dad will take over , how soon til he does baby has been hollering for food for about 2 hrs he just sits on the persch
Awesome video I have a problem I have two lovebirds that have had seven eggs one survive but died theatre and the babies were dead in the eggs what is the reason
Whilst attacking, parents often feed their babies from what I've seen. If its not the case with you, the safest thing to do is to separate and handfeed the babies.
I have a female budgie and when a baby budgie hatch’s it’s like she kills them she did this 2/3 times already if I do superare the mom will the father take care of the other eggs/baby budgie
Question for you, my parakeet lays 4 eggs but only one turns to baby and other egg 🥚 is still the egg but other 2 eggs 🥚 I don’t see them, can you answer this
I have more than 20 brids and I just pulled a baby covered in blood out of the cage. Literally everyone attacked her and I really want her to survive. Plz help asap
I figured out smth from this website: www.perkypet.com/articles/what-to-do-if-you-find-an-injured-bird "Place the wild bird in a cardboard box and cover it with a lid or towel. Then place the box in a cool, safe place to give the wild bird time to recover from the shock of the injury. Be careful when handling the injured bird; use gloves to protect yourself from any disease or germ." I believe that the bird can recover from cuts around the body without any medication. However, there are certain medicines that are beneficial but I'm uncertain about the names.
I have baby budgie who broke her wing bone, her other one wing just break and seems not like the other one. i dont know it just accident or maybe her mom bite her. Because one time the baby budgie had fall from nest and she was on blood. Maybe her mother didnt like it. My question is Can she grow her wing again? :( please answer if u dont mind
My momma bird just bit her baby all on its little face attacked it bad I couldn’t get her off of her baby luckily I managed took her out separated it from her baby..Lately she’s been laying her eggs and she keeps breaking them why idk she’s not sick room temp is fine she just keeps breaking them ..Her baby she attacked is okay I cleaned his head and made sure it was okay sucks that I had to separate it though..
@@FuadPhenomenon yea they don't like being apart at all but she still wants to attack the baby so for the time being they have to be apart..The baby however is with the dad so it's not alone alone (you know)..Mom however she's doing okay she wants to get out to be with her family but I don't want baby to get hurt not only that she's laying more eggs so she definitely needs to be moved to have more space..But the little family is doing fine.
Hii dude,,all ur suggestions r wrkng out im thankful to u lots of luv,, I feel smthng struck inside male's throat is there smthng I should do.pls tell dude
2days ago my mother budgie killed her 1st baby ... And it was 1 month old ... That baby was so active ... And also the 2nd baby was attacked by mother ... That baby can't walk now ... I don't know what happened to it's 1 leg ... Can you please tell me what should I do now ?? Please ❣️😩
I remember having a baby bird who injured her 1 leg. I made the mistake of letting it stay inside the box while the bigger babies (and the mother) bullied her. Her legs were kinda split and that troubled the entire time even after learning how to fly. To my experience, I would recommend for you to keep that baby on another bowl inside the cage away from the others so that the parents can feed separately
Do all mother birds do this to their Birds of course they're baby birds and do they crack their eggs though I'm worried that my mother bird will have another mother bird and that mother bird will destroy that Mother's bird's eggs and killed the chicks I'm worried about that send me a comment if you can
If you touch the baby will she not help them anymore? My bird just had eggs and one cracked today. My husband touched it cause he had to move it. She wouldn't let us help her have a nest she rather sit on the grill of the cage and her baby fell through to the bottom so he had to help it.
Well, you can try putting a bowl so that the baby can stay on it. After making contact, does the mother still feed the baby? If the baby is too young, you may wann put it back in the nest box and make sure that the parents properly feed them
@@RhiannonGreene7 any parent feeding the baby now? if no one is feeding it you will need to separate it from he parents and take c of it urself. I have a different vid abt the time period of handfeeding with baby budgies. : th-cam.com/video/8KNV1fCy9Dg/w-d-xo.html
I know this is a fairly old video from 2018 but I just discovered it today. I would like to thank you for the detailed but easy to understand explanation of this serious problem along with some solutions. While I don't have any Budgies myself, I will definitely be bookmarking this video so that I may share it with any other bird parents whom I meet who may be experiencing this serious problem with their Bidgies.
I have subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to watching videos.
Take Care,
Gord
Hey Gord, thats so nice to hear! I appreciate your comment!
My budgie is just evil she suffocated the oldest one who was very big and she kept the smallest one and the oldest was my favorite and also I changed the food bowl every two days
Thanks brother I am searching for this video for about 2 hours
Suggestion videos ki jai ho
Dude I literally cried coz one of my baby chicks died because they eat her and I heard her cry but I didn't come coz I have my ol classes and my teacher will not let anybody of us leave so yeah it freaking hurt so much :(((
:/
I’m so sorry, next time you should pretend like your internet is bad
Stupid teacher.
This happened for me too but for me their fathers bite on his chicks.i separate their father don't know their mother feed well or not? God knows... Pray for my chicks 🙏
How is it going
Me to
You feed the chicks by a serenge
Use A-19 newtribird in medioum worm water and feed them
Are the babies okay?
I remember 3 years ago when my birds had babies, the father did it instead and killed 2 of their kids (they had 3 alive left thankfully) so we separated him into another cage and let the mom do everything
Omg call social services and report child abuse. The social services should take her babies away.
OMG LOL
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Shut up it is not a joke
yes it is you can see a user actually laughing at the joke
I had the same problem with one of my mother budgies and still currently do. She always gives up on them when atleast one of them starts to get white fluff and small feather growth and some of the others may still be pink, she has even attacked some to the point of killing them due to the injuries. I keep a spare nesting box and I will always just transfer them into that box after a few weeks of them hatching. I place them in the new box and sit it lower in the aviary and the father will always come down to feed them when they call while the mother one mates and breeds again. She is only attacking as she is trying to move them out to breed again. Seems a bit drastic but that is their nature unfortunately, so give them a guiding hand to prevent any injury or death to the baby budgies.
I know this is a delayed reply…in the wild it isn’t unusual for the father to take over the clutch in order for the mother to start another brood of chicks chicks. Being in captivity can obviously interfere with their natural cycles. In nature the mother has the option to exit and distance from the other brood and find another nesting location.
Why are u taking the video and not stoping the baby
1 sub With no videos because i wanna watch bird attack the baby..
Julie Ringer shut up grandma
To be honest he probably wanted to show it and the mom isnt being reaaaally rough, shes just nibling, yeah its bad but he probably stopped it like 10 seconds later
He probably just wanted to demonstrate how it looks, maybe he stopped it afterwards
These things are necessary for educational purposes. A few seconds of pain for the little bird will educate many owners on how the bites look and spare many, many other birds from going through that.
The female is really pretty!
@@selenarodriguezmartinez768 ?
Thanks for the informative video, it really helped me. My female budgie has 6 kids.
2 are 2 months old , 2 are 1 month old and other two are 4 weeks old. All of them have went through a lot of abuse. The mother budgie still nibbles and pulls the feather of the 4 weeks old ones. But she feeds them regularly. and now she has layed 5 more eggs.
Is she laying eggs every month
You have provided all the information for everyone❤️❤️
There is an abundance of food and the mother wants to start a second brood but there is only one breeding box for her and her mate. Normally in the wild the male can care for the older brood while the mother lays and broods a second clutch of eggs in a new nesting location. In captivity this can be replicated by adding a second breeding box to the reproductive pair cag, in which case this could correct the issue. By time the first brood with the father are old enough to be independent and separated to a grow out cage, the second brood with the mother would be ready for the father to now help with the feeding of those chicks as they continue to hatch and the number of young chicks increases.
Thank you so much... I’m having this problem right now.
I NEED a solution for the DAD attacking nearly-all-feathered chicks. PLEASE HELP!!!
okay this is smth I have never even thought of... okay anyway, so the father is attacking correct? How's the mother? Is she bullying them too? Is this the first time your birds are parents?
@@FuadPhenomenon x
remove the dad then the mum will feed the young and if she attacks them to try hand feeding
@@FuadPhenomenon hey plzzz answer his question I have the same problem the father is attacking the baby should I separate the male budgie from femal should I leave the baby alone with the mother??
@@raziyakhan4663 Yes at an extreme case, it is safest to separate the bird who is bullying. But the mother needs to feed it afterwards because otherwise you will also need to remove the baby and take c of it urself
Very informative video. My female's eggs are going to hatch a little after Valentine's and I just wanted to know the "what if she does that"
But..I don't know..the way you grabbed the female to put her in a different cage triggered me a little, are they not hand tamed?
nope they aren't becuz pairs usually don't tame along as they are bz with each other
Fuad Phenomenon Your cages seem a little small cuz you put her in a tiny cage that had two other birds. Do you let them fly everyday and stretch their wings ?
The mama bird represents my mother
STOP LYING AND MAKING YOUR MOTHER LOOK RUDE ALL MOTHERS LOVE US
@@nooneasked9586 my mother Abused me, a whore and I witnessed her having a affair.
@@nooneasked9586 Your lucky that you have a loving mother.
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@@nooneasked9586 Shut the fuck up you dont know whtas going on with their life. Nobody asked you bitch
You have a great, helpful channel!! I have an outdoor aviary with about 20 parakeets in it. Recently the nesting moms have become very territorial and aggressive. One baby chick with pin feathers has been found on the aviary floor THREE times now, so I am hand feeding it and raising it in the house. The mom has picked off all the feathers from its head. I'm looking up solutions! Other than that, he/she seems to be healthy, growing, eating and likes it when I hold him! Your channel is great and I'm now a subscriber!!
Thank you for all the the different message has been help full
What to do if the father budgie is attacking only one baby out of three.... and has removed its feathers
Thanks for the video, would like to know, why the mother only feed the baby just for couple days, then leave the baby itself for the rest then die for the next day.
the parent(s) will stop feeding at a point when it believes the baby is too grown up to eat by itself (many cases its not the case) which is why handfeeding is required. Sometimes they do that when they don't want to resume the duty or want to breed again to have more babies for why they don't want to keep the ones at the current stage,
This just happened to us, the babies are still alive but theyre bleeding towards the head. How do we feed them now?
The babies just need some time to rebuild its strength. Separate from the bird bullying it. You can handfeed them by checking the video I uploaded on how to handfeed baby birds :)
nice video, yeah the mother should be separated immediately or the baby should be hand fed
yes
I do believe the mother was plucked as a baby. Now that baby will attack her babies it an on going thing
That's most likely going to happen. I've realized that father birds often don't bully their babies
@@FuadPhenomenon why could u not stop the budgies instead of taking videos
@@rose-mg1ws i think the vids are from the intertant
My baby budgie died two days ago and it loved me.....
I lost one today too..don't keep em outside without supervision.A hawk attacked and killed my budgie.It loved me too :(
Can you help me ? Please ! I have 3 baby budgies, one is 14 days old, one is 12 day old and 10 days old. The mother has been plucking the feathers off the baby budgies for 5 days. I separated the mother , the dad was not feeding them for 6 hours. I tried to feed them with baby budgie food, but they didn't eat it!I used a spoon and a syringe and they didn't eat it. I made brown rice and cooked eggs, and they didn't eat it. They only like to be fed by their mother. I brought the mother back, she feeds the babys regularly, but she continues to pluck off their feathers . Don't know what else to do, any advise would be much appreciated. Thank you.
There is certainly a reason behind the mother attacking her babies. She may want to mate again, perhaps too dense inside the cage or something else. However, plucking their feathers could lead to severe harm when they grow up. The babies don't know that what you tried to do using syringe or spoon was known as feeding. Its better to first start with a syringe and (yes you have to force feed initially) then the babies can understand that it is food. I have a separate video on handfeeding baby budgies. Remember the food needs to have the right density and temperature. Here is the video:
th-cam.com/video/nan7bxjrF4E/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FuadPhenomenon
@@FuadPhenomenon Thank you for your reply. Will try and feed them the way you suggested. THANK YOU AGAIN!
Actually if i seperate the female budgie the male doesn't feed normally it feels isolated.even if i hand feed babies didn't eat what should i do now??😐
Really helpful video, Thanks for explaining so nicely
ur most welcome :)
I have 2 chik... Mother seems to attack the second one which is too small and feeds on its own... Why the hell it attacks the one feed itself instead of the big one which relay on its mother...🤦♂🤦♂
I am a mother of a 9 year old boy who’s about to be 10 I got him his first budgie for his birthday I got him 2 one female and one male they are babies but they are showing Signs of wanting to mate and now I know what to do if he gets her Pregnant and she tries to eat them this video was very helpful thank you 😊 for sharing 😊
Very happy to help you. Welcome :)
YOU ARE RIGHT MALE MEAN FATHER CAN CARE OWN BABIES
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short and straight information... keep up.
Helpful. So I liked😁
Oh hey fake James charles
This happened to my baby Budgie... I am thinking that the mother killed it because she has more eggs coming up... We did not know she would do this 🥺... but next time we will keep it safe... 🥺🥺😕
i have a bird at my home but the mother killed the baby :(
i separated the mother and place the babies inside a small basket at the bottom for the dad. hoping for the best thanks ill let ya no how it turns out. hope the 3 babies survive and live a full life.
Another cause is bothering her and her baby’s too much suck as taking them away from her for a long period of time which makes her feel jelous and not want to take care of the baby’s anymore
0:48 are this mom or demon
Demons
She sounds possessed. 😰😭
Thx for the info I was gonna get a budgie and I needed info thx
Thankyou SO MUCH
Keep going with your videos, they're awesome!
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I found a chick outside the nest in the poop tray, I'm confused did she throws her out of it fell itself,but when we put the bird infront of her
She took the baby inside holding his neck,
And also she is attacking the father, can u plz tell me I'm worried
Your birds are stressed! Because you keep on looking at the babies or touching them.
Hello plz can you tell me why the baby budgie’s feathers aren’t growing plz
make sure ur not feeding them sunflower seeds. if not go to a vet and ask why, just know not all vets know what to do with birds
Do u feed them fresh chopped veggies and fruits? Also, they need pellets, seeds, nuts, millett at all times , cuttlebone at all times, vitamins, egg food for parents so egg shells wont be soft, feed boiled or scrambled eggs too. Parents need soft foods that are easy to digest in order to feed babies. FB has several parakeet/budgie groups that can help with questions. Cute little birds aviary.com is an awesome site for breeding tips and advice. You are doing a good job with covering content . Can you do a video showing how you hand feed your chicks if parents dont feed them?
Yes i agree with ur information. I haven't gone through details about their diet in this video. I have a video on how to hand feed birds (if parents don't feed them as you mentioned) You can find that video here:
th-cam.com/video/nan7bxjrF4E/w-d-xo.html
Late reply, but I always find it irksome when people comment unsolicited basic advice to people who make their entire public persona (their channel, in this case) about that specific topic. Not everyone is perfect or 100% knowledgeable on a thing, but it just seems really presumptuous to throw "advice" at others out of nowhere like that. If you're giving information for general consumption, like for other commenters, then maybe preface your comment in that manner. Just seems rude to me....
You should update your reasons, #3 not enough space or bird homes...
Is it normal for mother budgies to hurt their babies even though they are already almost 1 year old? My mother budgie has recently been targetting her children, we sadly lost one of her kids, now she's onto another one, what should I do?
Thank you this was so helpful
I have 5 birds. One laid 12 eggs and now she just killed the dad. Help please
And I also thought that the boy bird might might destroyed the eggs is this possible or not you can tell me if you can in one of your videos we will see if they can
Videop I have a problem I have two lovebirds that had had seven eggs and the babies died in the egg and one survive but died after
This is most likely because the mother is not in good condition
It's to late :( fly high ❤🕊
Thanks. I needed this information.
That's so wrong someone needs to take that baby bird out of the nest asap and she doesn't need to breed ever again
I have separated the female and male is taking care of the two little babies when the babies will grow up I will remove babies and put female in the cage and keep the babies separately in another cage
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Bro help me pls my budgie the father one is attacking the baby budgies I don't know why but help me to stop it I have seperated the father and the mother budgies to different cages tell me if I did anything wrong and help me what can I do to prevent these attacks
updates? what happened?
@@Abyss777 I'm back now the father is quarantined and isn't attacking the babies anymore now he's jus more caring and loving the babies as before
Thank you for staying patient and waiting for my reply man 😭
@@OminousBlackhole thats wonderful! I actually also have parent budgies with 4 of their kids, the father is very caring and loving, way more than the mother! im glad they're okay! tho, im gon guess the father was going thru a stressful time with smth for him to do that!
Okay I will remove my mother bird from the cage and leave my boy bird to protect the baby birds if this happens and will they be safe is it a yes or is it a no
Not in my budgies case ,total 4 baby budgies were there and I separated 4 of them but , Even the father budgie is biting the babies and have killed 2 babies like that and just today killed another one, now only one baby is left now, so what should I do ??
If u grab the babies could you put them back without the mom or dad killing them
The father of the baby love bird is going mad because baby as gone will it do any arm to him
Who ever was filming a mother hurting her babies instead of helping straight away go do something good with ur life
What can I do?? My budgies parrot have bitten on a babies head please tell me how can I save them😭😭
Please give guidance, we are thinking of putting it down but we have a baby from one of our mothers, we went out and we came back to this baby on the bottom of the cage with the mother, we got panicked because it is still at least 2 weeks until it’s supposed to be out, when we had a look it’s top part of the beam was ripped off, it was bleeding everywhere. The mum has been separated and the baby is in a spare nest box, I don’t want it to die, because I love all my babies so much. Is there anything we can do to help or save it?
Thank you for separating the baby as soon as you could. It is important that it is separated when being attacked. As it is away from other birds, you are parents of this baby. You have to make sure to keep a hand feeding routine. Hopefully, the injury will fade away, and don''t worry much It'll be fine :)
Fuad Phenomenon We had a closer look, there are feathers plucked around its eye, and we gave it a little bit of spark, and a little dot of pain meds which seemed to work. We haven’t fed it yet since it’s got a full crop still, we made the horrible mistake of giving the mum another chance, last Monday she began plucking the babies so we began hand rearing them and we put them back after a night and it was all going fine, but clearly not
@@funny_budgie4822 Yes rather not put it again and keep the baby safe with you at least until it grows up and learns how to fly
Fuad Phenomenon We are hoping for the best tonight, I was really Attached to this baby.
My male fly away so i purchased a new one but my female is 3 years old and new male is maximum 1year old
And they are now not making pair and not breeding so what i do?
for how long are they together? age is not a huge factor in birds' breeding The previous male may have been the 'perfect' one for the female bird. Normally, a budgie gets rlly well bonded with just one another bird for its life. Maybe ur female is missing the other male. Just wait for some more time and get her used to the new situation
@@FuadPhenomenon bro they were together for 2 years and they given 4 babies also
@@techgamerindian317 okay..after u brought in the new male, how long has it been?
@@FuadPhenomenon 1month
@@techgamerindian317 haha don't worry. It is too early for the new pair to get involved. It can take up to weeks to get the parenting stage back again.
*Why are you giving advice when you have TINY CAGES? 😂 You put the mom in a tiny, tiny cage with other bird. Do you let them out at all to fly around? Also, you do not have much food in their cages. Where's the fresh vegetables and fruit, grains, etc?*
Hi Nicole, You are right. Over the years, I have realized that budgies require larger cages and more amount of food should be available all the time. I appreciate your comment, I am much more careful about this :)
my budgies just had a baby about 6 weeks ago , thngs were going great now mom seems aggressive , baby hollers the whole time mom is w him , she seems to push at the baby ,i heard take her out and dad will take over , how soon til he does baby has been hollering for food for about 2 hrs he just sits on the persch
Awesome video I have a problem I have two lovebirds that have had seven eggs one survive but died theatre and the babies were dead in the eggs what is the reason
Actually my budgie is 1 month old and he is out from the nest box but the parents budgie are screaming on him/ her what should I do
Good job brother
but the mom flew away and the dad has been feeding it. the dad is now plucking the babies feathers
Whilst attacking, parents often feed their babies from what I've seen. If its not the case with you, the safest thing to do is to separate and handfeed the babies.
Maybe she doesn't want her poor babies to grow up in captivity?
Very helpful
nice reason.. Liked
Thank you!
Thankyou bro for your advice
I have a female budgie and when a baby budgie hatch’s it’s like she kills them she did this 2/3 times already if I do superare the mom will the father take care of the other eggs/baby budgie
In most cases, yes. If not, we need to handfeed the baby separately
@@FuadPhenomenon Okay thanks.
Question for you, my parakeet lays 4 eggs but only one turns to baby and other egg 🥚 is still the egg but other 2 eggs 🥚 I don’t see them, can you answer this
Bro anyone tell me I separate male from cage because its killing its own chick so sole mother can feed them.
Wooow really the intro👍👍
bc dont have space it need big nest box
I have more than 20 brids and I just pulled a baby covered in blood out of the cage. Literally everyone attacked her and I really want her to survive. Plz help asap
I figured out smth from this website:
www.perkypet.com/articles/what-to-do-if-you-find-an-injured-bird
"Place the wild bird in a cardboard box and cover it with a lid or towel. Then place the box in a cool, safe place to give the wild bird time to recover from the shock of the injury. Be careful when handling the injured bird; use gloves to protect yourself from any disease or germ."
I believe that the bird can recover from cuts around the body without any medication. However, there are certain medicines that are beneficial but I'm uncertain about the names.
@@FuadPhenomenon Thank you!!
bruh i have no idea some times she is attacking and even bitting us and even she is feeding and giving them warmth what is the reason
I have baby budgie who broke her wing bone, her other one wing just break and seems not like the other one. i dont know it just accident or maybe her mom bite her. Because one time the baby budgie had fall from nest and she was on blood. Maybe her mother didnt like it. My question is Can she grow her wing again? :( please answer if u dont mind
It's an very important problem
Make also an vedio on those parrots who break the eggs of other parrot and how to safe eggs
Loved the Intro
My momma bird just bit her baby all on its little face attacked it bad I couldn’t get her off of her baby luckily I managed took her out separated it from her baby..Lately she’s been laying her eggs and she keeps breaking them why idk she’s not sick room temp is fine she just keeps breaking them ..Her baby she attacked is okay I cleaned his head and made sure it was okay sucks that I had to separate it though..
oh..I hope that the mother and the baby are doing fine after separation
@@FuadPhenomenon yea they don't like being apart at all but she still wants to attack the baby so for the time being they have to be apart..The baby however is with the dad so it's not alone alone (you know)..Mom however she's doing okay she wants to get out to be with her family but I don't want baby to get hurt not only that she's laying more eggs so she definitely needs to be moved to have more space..But the little family is doing fine.
Hii dude,,all ur suggestions r wrkng out im thankful to u lots of luv,,
I feel smthng struck inside male's throat is there smthng I should do.pls tell dude
My female budgie is trying to kill her husband she is not killing her babies but she is attacking the male one what should i do
Hi i was having the same issue but now both parent’s seem to be trying to hurt the babies . Should I separate completely and try raising alone ?
2days ago my mother budgie killed her 1st baby ... And it was 1 month old ... That baby was so active ... And also the 2nd baby was attacked by mother ... That baby can't walk now ... I don't know what happened to it's 1 leg ... Can you please tell me what should I do now ?? Please ❣️😩
I remember having a baby bird who injured her 1 leg. I made the mistake of letting it stay inside the box while the bigger babies (and the mother) bullied her. Her legs were kinda split and that troubled the entire time even after learning how to fly. To my experience, I would recommend for you to keep that baby on another bowl inside the cage away from the others so that the parents can feed separately
@@FuadPhenomenon thanks for your reply ... I did it too ... But it doesn't stay there .. it try to fly and walk ... 💔
Thank you my friend 😊
Please pray to my dead little budgie
Do all mother birds do this to their Birds of course they're baby birds and do they crack their eggs though I'm worried that my mother bird will have another mother bird and that mother bird will destroy that Mother's bird's eggs and killed the chicks I'm worried about that send me a comment if you can
Nice
I miss my bird😔
Same. His name was Rio and he died a day after my birthday. July 24, 2019
I'm so sorry
Thank you so much
Yes every helpful thank You
Will my lovebirds babies be ok they 5 weeks and she hurting one of her babies
Hard to say whether they'll be okay or not. Best to separate if it gets too extreme
What if the dad bird does it to the mom and baby
If you touch the baby will she not help them anymore? My bird just had eggs and one cracked today. My husband touched it cause he had to move it. She wouldn't let us help her have a nest she rather sit on the grill of the cage and her baby fell through to the bottom so he had to help it.
Well, you can try putting a bowl so that the baby can stay on it. After making contact, does the mother still feed the baby? If the baby is too young, you may wann put it back in the nest box and make sure that the parents properly feed them
@@FuadPhenomenon the mom destroyed the box so it will just fall out. It just hatched about 2 hours ago. I put it in a bowl. The mom kicked it away
@@RhiannonGreene7 any parent feeding the baby now? if no one is feeding it you will need to separate it from he parents and take c of it urself. I have a different vid abt the time period of handfeeding with baby budgies. :
th-cam.com/video/8KNV1fCy9Dg/w-d-xo.html
Thank you