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Never keep two females together during breeding, they can fight to the death! They are fighting over the nest box, even another female can kill babies. So, when breeding budgies, always separate female and male budgies from the rest of the flock.

I don’t see the reason why should you do this, they are flock birds, and very social birds. Probably he will get very sad every time you leave his friend’s house. It is better to get a second Budgie.

I have many questions for you. Do you have bonded pair of budgies? Is your female budgie the first time laying eggs? Are eggs fertile? She may have a problem with excessive egg-laying. Or Maybe you don’t have proper conditions for her to be safe to raise chicks. Anyway, learn more about breeding here. ▶️

He seems all fine. Not every Budgie is the same behavior, every budgie is a unique bird. You may try giving him toys, spending more time with your budgie, or providing a larger cage.

To be safe and your budgie healthy, you should seek veterinarian help. Good luck

Here are a few things you can try to address the biting behavior:

1. Identify the cause: Try to determine what is causing your budgie to bite. It could be due to fear, insecurity, overstimulation, or a sign of dominance.
2. Provide positive reinforcement: Reward your budgie with treats and praise when it behaves well and avoids biting.
3. Avoid punishment: Punishing your budgie for biting can make the behavior worse and damage the bond between you and your bird.
4. Give your budgie plenty of attention: Budgies thrive on interaction and affection, so be sure to spend time with your bird each day.
5. Offer appropriate toys: Provide your budgie with plenty of toys to play with and chew on to help keep its beak busy and prevent boredom.
6. Train your budgie: Teaching your budgie simple commands and tricks can improve its behavior and increase the bond between you and your bird.