Compared with other common yellow-headed Amazon parrots, the Yellow-necked Amazon is more difficult to breed. During the breeding period, it is aggressive to the owner. If a person approaches, the male bird will erect the feathers on its neck and attack the person who approaches. It usually guards the nest box, especially when the female bird is incubating eggs. There are not many successful cases of breeding Yellow-necked Amazon in Taiwan. It is mainly in recent years that more artificially bred adult birds have been imported. If you want to breed, buying artificially bred breeding birds is the best choice. There are about 2-3 eggs in a nest, and the incubation period is about 28-30 days. The feathers grow after 2 months.