Hmmmmm
I'm afraid she/he vomits and i dont wanna make her crop stretch...
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I'm afraid she/he vomits and i dont wanna make her crop stretch...
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New feathers took about a month to regrow.
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Male or female no matter both parents would feed a crying chick it's just instinct.I am using a syringe for feeding, and i am using ZUPREEM bird formula for her, i dunno exactly how much i am feeding her but 4 times a day and each time 10-12CC of formula (lasts about 4-5 hours till she is hungry again)
her poops are normal and she does not vomit
so are those ok?
She is trying to fly, koochool flew and after that Baby tried to fly toois that a sign i should put her in cage? she is 30 days old now
Also my conure is 8 months old, he is not a baby
A cage is a good idea as if she flies when your not there she could get into difficulty.
A box in a cage with a hole in the box or an open side even better... warm and no draught..
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Don't let it fly around with a full crop. A cage would be a good idea now with the box inside.
So cute. She does look hungry in that video. She's begging for food.
Ahhh persian names... Nice exactly what i needed
I Call her kachal atm
meaning baldy
Could she maybe not have been full from that feed? Would she have taken more if offered?
I'm not sure. Whenever I am hand feeding, I offer as much as the bird will take. When the bird refuses more formula, I might even give it a little break of say a minute for his crop to settle and then offer one more time, just to be sure he's really finished. Also, mine were older - around 7-8 weeks and practically weaned. I was offering 2 feeds a day, in addition to pellets and veggies.
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The noise isn't a problem for the bird it is only a worry for you so don't worry about it because it is quite normal and you are doing good. More food may not stop the noise you just need to accept it for a few weeks until it grows out of it.
I Have no problem, the problem is that my conure tries to feed the baby everytime she starts crying and because of that i think may be food is not enough
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Babies sometimes (alot) cry for no reason they grow out of it at 10-12 weeks.
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It depends if you are happy with the situation. The conure is doing no harm and the baby is being a baby so as long as you supervise them together I would not worry too much. However I would not encourage the conures parenting behaviour as it should get to know your cockatiel as a friend and not as a child in case it hampers a future relationship. I don't know what age a conure becomes hormonal but I would worry about the conure trying to push the cockatiel away when it fledges as birds do when the young are big enough but like I said it's probably only a worry if your conure is hormonal yet?? You said it was young but maybe someone with conures could tell you what they are Like?? ?
