A male parrot has successfully fertilized fertile parrot eggs and has the potential to develop into baby parrots (chicks). Caring for fertile parrot eggs requires specific conditions to ensure successful hatching. Here are some important considerations: ### Identification of Fertile Eggs 1. *Candling*: This is the process of shining a bright light through the egg to see the development inside. Fertile eggs will show signs of development such as blood vessels and a dark spot indicating the embryo. ### Incubation Requirements 1. *Temperature*: Maintain a consistent temperature between 99.5°F and 100°F (37.5°C to 37.8°C). Temperature stability is crucial for embryo development. 2. *Humidity*: Keep the humidity level around 40-50% during the first 25 days and increase it to 65-70% during the last few days before hatching. 3. *Turning*: Eggs should be turned several times a day (at least 3-4 times) to prevent the embryo from sticking to the shell and to ensure even temperature distribution.