7 week old bird splochy feathers

[Leothebird]

Hello i have a lovebird thats about 7 weeks old and he has no feathers on his head due to being attacked by bird when he was a baby. Thankfully his head feathers are growing back but that's not the main issue.
Compared to his brothers and sisters his feathers have discolouration and is a bit splochy, however, his siblings have very smooth feathers with a brighter colour.
(If you realised his feathers are short that's because i had to cut them a little so he wouldnt fly to the chandelier everytime i fed him)
He also hunches down sometimes idk if thats a

Im really worried if he's not being fed enough or there's something wrong. He's getting off formula and starting to eat solid food.
What can i do?

 

[rocky'smom]

@Zara I think this would better placed in lovebird Lane or baby bird area. Is this is a place for human wellness.

 

[Shezbug]

@Zara I think this would better placed in lovebird Lane or baby bird area. Is this is a place for human wellness.

Zara is not online right now.

 

[Leothebird]

@Zara I think this would better placed in lovebird Lane or baby bird area. Is this is a place for human wellness.

Ohh my bad thanks for letting me now

 

[Zara]

Compared to his brothers and sisters his feathers have discolouration and is a bit splochy, however, his siblings have very smooth feathers with a brighter colour.

Do you have more pictures?
Going off this on alone, he looks ok, given he was plucked as a baby.

 

[Leothebird]

It Seems his belly feathers were also plucked but they are also growing back

 

[Zara]

Sorry, I meant pictures of the other chicks.
I think he looks ok, given the damage he received. I would keep in touch with your vet to monitor progress, but hopefully he will lose the scruffy look once he moults into adult plumage, and just with time. The problem would be if the follicles are damaged, they might grow in weird for his life, or have some that don´t grow.
The colour difference could be due to the damage - the birds colour is all an illusion anyway, so if the feather is damaged in any way it will look different. Another possibility is there may be something in his mutations causing the difference.

 

[Leothebird]

Here Are his siblings

 

[stacey101]

I honestly think the miscolorarion is the lack of feathers in x area. Once they fill in I'm willing to bet they will be more consistent

 

[Britnicorn]

I honestly think the miscolorarion is the lack of feathers in x area. Once they fill in I'm willing to bet they will be more consistent

Me too. My budgies look discolored like that when they’re molting, it had me freaked the first time I saw it

 

[Leothebird]

UPDATE:
Leo looks so much better now! He's so fluffy and finally grew his hair back!

 

[Zara]

He´s looking good