What are the breeding ages for Canaries?

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Approximately one year is the age to breed canaries. Two to three years is the amount of time you can safely use them for breeding. Around the third week of March is the beginning of their breeding season. Within two days after mating, the female will lay her eggs and they hatch within 13-15 days.

Answer by  rwhytock (106)

Like most small passerine birds, canaries will breed at one year of ages. The male should be introduced to the females cage.

Answer by  Philedupwithknowlege (384)

The breeding ages for canaries is right around 5 months of age. With a life expectancy a from about twenty two to twenty five, these birds should produce many young in a lifetime for an interested breeder.

Answer by  foodie213 (301)

Breeding age begins at approximately 10 to 12 months for canaries. Male canaries (cocks) have approximately 6-7 good breeding years, and female canaries (hens) have approximately 4-5 good breeding years.

Answer by  sbjagannathan (8)

The breeding age for canaries is after six months of time. Before that it cannot breed. You must prepare them before breeding with special food.