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My How do you stop Lovebird Biting

She has reached maturity and is hormonal. This will only get worse if it isn't dealt with. By far, the best thing you can do and a real must for her, is to shorten her days, lengthen her nights. Giver her 11 hours of sleep a night. Long days trigger this type of behavior in her. Other things to avoid, anything that she can consider a nesting place (sleepy huts, tents, large food bowl), mirrors, and stuffed buddies. keep rearranging her cage, just don't do it with her in it. Handler her more, don't let her bite! Avoid it at all costs and if she does bite, giver her a consequence for it if you can, putting a lovebird on the ground is a pretty good consequence for most. Get her (or make her) toys that she can chew, palm shredders and popsicle toys are good.

Lovebird Teather and Harness

A few months ago I wrote with a concern I had about the petite Aviator Flight Harness - I found the elastic that's meant to soften any mid-flight halts to be too strong, as had taken off unexpectedly and ended up being flung backward when she reached the end of her line. When they wrote back, they detailed some changes they had made since I'd gotten my model years ago. They also mentioned they had smaller birds on the harness, which I thought was interesting. Maybe they're working on a size for smaller birds? I hope so, because I've been wanting to try a harness for Anica for a long while.

Separating Breeding Lovebirds

One thing with lovebirds is you never assume anything, two hens will act like a pair even to the point of mating, I would suggest you have them sexed, either by someone who is an experienced breeder or have them surgically sexed by DNA or an avian vet. The fact they have built a nest means nothing, two hens will also do this and they will even lay eggs and sit on them just for the hell of it ;D, so the first thing is for you to do is determine what sex they actually are then take it from there. The DNA came back as a PAIR, so hopefully they will breed soon. It's funny but one is taller and leaner than the other, I thought that was the male but the stumpy one is the male. We called him George after George Cozstanza. I put leg rings on them for the DNA tests. The male does not mind but the female did not like it at all so I removed it.

1. Will they wait for spring now or is there a chance that they may breed earlier?I put a new nest log in to try that.
2. What experience do you guys have about whether they breed a few times a year or just once in spring?
3. We went to the Nowra bird sale and show last week. It was great.