She didn't even glance at it. After she recovered from the second egg she went right back to playing and grooming. She's happily shredding her seagrass mat at the moment.You may want to order some "dummy eggs". But, if she's not bothering anyways, you should be okay. Does she go to look at it at all?
I can definitely look into getting some dummy eggs.You can order dummy eggs.
We are going to need the budgei experts to weigh in. As that just about taps out my knowledge on budgie egg laying. I was taught they lay a set number and for this species not remove , or replace with dummies .
As for laying and leaving, in regards to budgies Im not sure. My Quaker can lay and leave and stop laying for the season or a time period .
You can re arrange the cage and move it a few feet. The " environment stress" can be enough to stop the cycle
The parrot trust article gave some suggestions too
I just finished reading the articles you linked. After how many eggs should I start getting concerned and maybe rearrange the cage?