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Taming two budgies simultaneously involves creating a calm and positive environment where both birds feel secure. Start by spending time near their cage to build trust, offer treats from your hand, and use gentle, consistent training sessions to help them associate you with positive experiences.

Your budgies’ fear of new objects might stem from their cautious nature, which is common in birds. To help them adjust, try gradually introducing new items in a familiar environment and encourage exploration by placing safe toys or treats in different areas of your house to build their confidence.

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Placing the cages side by side allows the budgies to interact visually and audibly, which can provide stimulation and companionship. However, ensure they have enough space and that they get along well. If space is limited, placing one cage on top of the other can work, but make sure each budgie still has ample room to move and perch comfortably.

she may experience an adjustment period in her new home, but with patience and care, she can settle in and form new bonds with her new caregivers. While she may remember her previous owners, birds are resilient and can adapt to new environments with time and proper care. wish you all the best

1. Laying Continuation: If the female’s abdomen looks flatter and she hasn’t laid the second egg, she may still lay more eggs. Ensure she’s comfortable and monitor her closely for any signs of egg binding or distress.
2. Breeding Frequency: While it’s generally recommended to give birds a break between breeding cycles, if the female is active and healthy, it can be okay for her to breed again. Ensure she has adequate nutrition and a stress-free environment to support her health and the breeding process.
   Be aware, it is recommended to female raise chicks only once per year.