removing the male? or use divider?

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I agree it would be best to leave them together, easier and highest chance for success.

If the male starts getting two mean you can remove him.

I’m dealing with a bp male (fertile-I think) and convict female breeding. First time the convict really roughed up the parrot, but they’ve gotten better. They keep eating the eggs though. I even do see fertile ones:wall: I guess the moral of that rant is that the pairs do settle after a few rounds.

Are there any dithers? Having something else to chase besides each other helps pairs be calmer with themselves.
no dithers as of yet,i normally dont use them in my breeding tanks cause they end up dead instead of just chased.hes pretty nice to her for the most part just after the eggs got laid he decided he didnt want her near them for some reason.not the typical midas that beats on the female.i managed to find one out of my breeding stock that was nice enough that would give her a chance
 
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