Im not breeding for money just for the experience and fun and to make them more popular as pets.Most breeders here sell babies for €100 so ill start off at €100 and they cost around €75 in some pet shops for un tamed ones.

I don't know how it is where you are, but here in the US people expect that when they buy from a breeder, the price will be a lot less than when they buy from a pet shop. Here's a website that has advertisements for birds for sale in Ireland: https://www.donedeal.ie/birds?area=Dublin You could keep an eye on it to see what the typical price is when a breeder sells cockatiels.

Yeah thats the website everybody uses to sell stuff.My price is less than pet shops.The pet shops ones are un tamed mine are tamed so should be more than a un tamed bird.Two people want a baby tiel from me when they are ready and I haven't even started yet lol.

Rocko had better turn out to be a boy then.

He better lol

The prices for cockatiels in the Uk... go
from around £15...... £65.... but the higher,
price is for the unusual colours....

It gets a little cold in the Cockatiels room at night so im thinking should I get one of those small plug in radiators for them as I was thinking maybe the chicks would need the heat as well as them so they can focus on the chicks and not keeping warm.My mam wants to get a radiator installed out there too but a plug in one would be good while waiting.

The hen will keep the chicks warm at night so you don't have to worry about them. The parents will stay with them constantly in the daytime too until they're about a week old, and after that the chicks can clump together to keep each other warm if they need to.

You have to be careful with plug-in heaters, because a lot of them contain Teflon (aka PFOA) which is dangerous to birds, and most of them don't tell you about it. Ceramic heaters and oil-filled heaters are considered to be safe for birds. I don't usually use birdtricks as a reference because a lot of their advice is iffy, but their article on bird-safe heaters is decent: http://www.birdtricks.com/blog/bird-safe-heaters/

I was waiting for you to comment lol and then I was gonna say is there teflon in Plug in heaters lol well now I know.So should I get a Plug in heater or is it not necessary.

This is a list of all the Basic things ill need for breeding,say something if I left something out: Nestbox,Cuttlebones,Egg food (my choice),Nesting material? And provide them with soft foods.What is the best nesting material?