This presentation aims to give summary of the paramount factors influencing the breeding performance of lovebird Agapornis pullaria using hypothetical and experimental evidence provided in different literature and its influence on nestling success, and survival rate. Breeding performance simply refers to clutch size, hatching success, and nestling quality. However, age, Brood parasitism, clutch size, availability of food, human activities and microclimate influences breeding performance of the said species. Understanding the systems which pivot breeding performance in lovebird is fundamental to conservation. The factors influencing breeding performance in lovebirds are complex and habitat based.
