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: <a href="http://begood.nm.ru/index.html"> : : : : My female canary laid 4 eggs, it's been 21 days since the first and she has sat on them constantly. When held up to a light the first one looked fertile, but now they are clear with a glob of solid on the one side. Should i remove them from the nest and put the male back in to try again or should i just give up for the season?

: : : : Remove the eggs and place the male back in the cage.

: : : : By the way, there's no need to separate the male from the female after mating.  In fact, the male will help feeding the nestlings. </a>

: : : : Diet is extremely important.  The seed mix should be vitamin, mineral, and protein enriched.  Also, do give fresh food every day.

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: : : Thank you very much, I have been giving them a complete diet since the time I have gotten them with fresh fruits and hard boiled eggs almost everyday. Now that I have taken her eggs from her and replaced Robin (my male) she keeps jumping around looking for her eggs. Is this normal? I removed the male because after she had laid the second of the four eggs she started beating him everytime he got near her nest.

: : As the hen had become territorial concerning the nest, removing the male was the proper thing to do.

: : It's to be expected that the hen will miss the eggs.  She should forget about them soon and then begin to start a new clutch of eggs.



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