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bjkhan
post Jul 17 2006, 06:36 PM

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QUOTE(crazymouse_yyh @ Jul 15 2006, 11:43 PM)
budgies cute lah. Aiyoh, you get 3 of course can't bond with you lah. To successfully train and bond parrots of any size, you have to start keeping it singly. Clip the wing feathers and slowly train it to accept your hand and fingers. Last time my budgies all can  sit on shoulder and climb up and down our bodies hehehe...

Cockatiel better at singing. Also they have extremely funny personalities and actions. Friendly and easily tamed and trained when kept singly. Now I got a bonded pair that can breed.
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The petshop next to my office have a pair of cockatiel. Everytime I see them, its like they come to me and try to talk to me. And then they start singing. Really poison me. The pet stores want RM250 for the pair. Better than Toby's asking RM350 for one.
bjkhan
post Jan 14 2008, 05:00 PM

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Guys,

I have a pair of peach-faced love birds which I bought separately around 6 months ago. One of them suddenly start to develop something on both side of the face. I am not sure how to explain it, something like a whole in the face. I have attached the photo.

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By the way, can normal vets treat birds? Do you guys know anyone in particular in KL
bjkhan
post Feb 1 2008, 06:15 PM

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Thanks for your reply crazymouse.

I went to see Hesmael's CLinic in Kota Damansara as he treats quite variety of pets and I have seen him with parrots.

So he says it's most likely the pair is plucking/over grooming his feathers not himself. He recommended to split them if possible at to give food which is more rich with Omega Fatty oil like sunflower seeds

The erratic behaviors he thinks its most likely epilepsy and nothing much can be done to a lovebird. He recommeded to give Vitamin B supplements for birds which helps strengthening the nerves.

 

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