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Today we will discussed in this video about gouldians breedings this will definitely help of bengineers.

The bonding process can happen fairly quickly or may take a long time. Some pairs don't fully bond until after they have raised a clutch of chicks together. In fact most finches will only remain with a mate long term if they have successfully propagated.

There are no clear-cut signs that a pair has bonded or is in the process of bonding. If they aren't chasing each other around the cage and plucking one another bald, that's a good sign. Some other good signs are:
- Mutual Preening
- Courtship Displays
- Nest Building
- Cuddling (sitting side by side to rest/sleep)
- Act Of Mating

A note on the act of mating sign: When you first put a male and a female Zebra finch together (for example) you may see the male jump on and mate with the female several times within the first few minutes. This is a dominance and territory claiming behavior not a bonding behavior. When the female accepts the male as her mate she will encourage mating with her own set of signals and displays