Under normal circumstances, Guinea Birds will lay a clutch of eggs in 3-4 months, with 3-5 eggs each time. If the parent is laying eggs for the first time, the number of eggs laid may be significantly less, maybe only 1 pieces. During the process of incubating eggs, the guinea birds need to ensure the nutrition of the guinea birds, feed them more vegetables and fruits, and cuttlefish bones. In addition, they must pay attention to the quietness and hygiene of the environment, and the light should not be too strong.

The guinea bird can reproduce 3-4 times a year, but too frequent births will cause great harm to the guinea bird's body. In addition, the temperature during the breeding period of guinea birds should not be too high or too low. If the temperature is too low in winter, it is difficult for the chicks to survive; if the temperature is too high in summer, the parent birds are prone to heat stroke when incubating eggs, so the breeding time is best set in spring and autumn. .

When the guinea bird lays eggs, the owner must pay attention to:

1. If the guinea bird eats more eggshells, cuttlefish bones, and health sand than usual, it means that it is about to After laying eggs, be careful not to disturb them at this time, do not move the cage at will, and maintain a quiet and ventilated environment.

2. Be careful when cleaning the bottom of the cage, be careful when feeding water, and be gentle in your movements.

3. Place a small amount of nest grass in the nest, and prepare some fine grass and cotton in the cage, so that the male bird can carry it into the nest and the female bird can complete the decoration.