I forgot a few things I wanted to mention too. Do they have a cuttlebone? If they do, the oyster shells aren't neccessary. Just please make sure they have enough calcim. One of our latinos lost her life because her eggs were too soft, and she could not lay. The egg got stuck and did not come out in time even with the vets help. She died under anethesia to remove it.

She probably won't start incubating the eggs til now. They usually lay hrmm, about 2-10. The largest clutch we had though was 14! We always seems to have very good breeders lol. We only had problems once, with a baby who had club foot (sp?). In about two to three weeks you should have babies. They should both sit on the eggs though. If not don't worry about it.

When they get here, just ask whatever questions you want. I have been doing this for a long time. I wish I was expecting babies. My mom is expecting a clutch in a few months, lucky her! She's breeding for white faced tiels, and I really hope she gets at least one. The male is a white faced and the mother is a cinnamon pearl with beautiful markings.