Welcome to AA! This was a very old April Fool's joke apparently. I just read through the whole thread. It's not a bad idea to let her sit on them though so she won't lay more.I too have a Quaker and a female conure. She laid an egg the other day which I threw away, then my granddaughter asked me if they can mate and have babies. So I put it in google and it brought me to your post. I just thought they couldn't. So reading your post I think I'll let her sit on it a while then put a light on it. They are free to fly around my bedroom during the day and he is always sitting on her cage and she hasnt been chasing him away lately.
Well mine's no joke. I read through that whole thread. My birds are 14 years old got them right after weaning from a bird store. I got baby food from petsmart in case i find a baby or think one of mine needs boosting up. I have 13 birds 2 quakers, 1 sun conure, 1 green cheek conure, 2 doves, 5 parakeets, 2 finches.Omg I remember this thread lol. Yes, April Fool's joke
Well mine's no joke. I read through that whole thread. My birds are 14 years old got them right after weaning from a bird store. I got baby food from petsmart in case i find a baby or think one of mine needs boosting up. I have 13 birds 2 quakers, 1 sun conure, 1 green cheek conure, 2 doves, 5 parakeets, 2 finches.
What gender is the sun conure? I wasn't making light of your situation, but, either the eggs aren't fertile or, if they are, it would be more likely that your GCC and Sun had eggs rather than a Quaker and a GCC. If the eggs are fertile and are actually Quaker/Conures, I will be very surprised.Well mine's no joke. I read through that whole thread. My birds are 14 years old got them right after weaning from a bird store. I got baby food from petsmart in case i find a baby or think one of mine needs boosting up. I have 13 birds 2 quakers, 1 sun conure, 1 green cheek conure, 2 doves, 5 parakeets, 2 finches.
My conure is female. She ended up with 3 eggs. So i waited a couple weeks to put a light to them. Nothing could clearly see the yolk. Gave them one more week tried light again and again nothing so i had to throw them out.I just mean that a quaker and a conure cannot (or should not be able to) create a fertile egg.