I owned a pair once, their names were romeo and juliet. They nested and produced eggs alot but none of the were feritial. Anyone know why?

Uuuh, Labbyluv, I hope you don't mind my asking you a couple questions. Please don't take these the wrong way, but how old are you? How long have you been in the USA and/or spoken the language? A lot of people are turned off by your grammatical errors and spelling errors. This is the main reason everyone thinks you are Teresa. She made a lot of the same mistakes and mis-spellings you do. For example, the word is spelled "Parakeets". And they were probably "infertile" (assuming that's what you meant) because 1. Maybe they didn't have the proper diet. And 2. Maybe they were both males or both females. Some species it is hard to tell unless they are surgically sexed, and parakeets are very social birds, so 2 males, or 2 females can cuddle with each other.

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Originally posted by LabbyLuv:
I owned a pair once, their names were romeo and juliet. They nested and produced eggs alot but none of the were feritial. Anyone know why?

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Its Parakeets or budgie not paraket

and is fertile or infertile. how old r u and wat coutnry u from

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Originally posted by Animal Boy:

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Originally posted by LabbyLuv:
I owned a pair once, their names were romeo and juliet. They nested and produced eggs alot but none of the were feritial. Anyone know why?

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Its Parakeets or budgie not paraket

and is fertile or infertile. how old r u and wat coutnry u from

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Speak for yourself AnimalChild...

It is, "How old are you, and what country are you from?"(with the proper grammar and punctuation)

Nice try though.