fiddlejen
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- Sunny the Sun Conure (sept '18, gotcha 3/'19). Mr Jefferson Budgie & Mrs Calliope Budgie (albino) (nov'18 & jan'19). Summer 2021 Baby Budgies: Riker (Green); Patchouli, Keye, & Tiny (blue greywings).
Sunny my Sun Conure is currently being fed Higgins Sunburst for Conures as her main food. Also she eats plenty of fresh, non-starchy, veggies almost every day.
Recently I've found Two additional items she loves. I am unsure whether to regard (and hence limit) them as "treats," or whether they simply count as nutritious "food."
The first is Tropical NutriBerries. I think Sunny would be quite happy if they were her main food, but that's not happening. (And probably half of each n-berry lands on her floor.) But it's not clear to me. Are the TRopical NutriBerries intended as Food, or are they supposed to be treats?
The second new item is Dehydrated Peas. These are organic, no added flavors etc, peas only. She Likes them a Lot. So far Ive only given her a FEW per day. Can I count peas as food and increase them, or should I continue to limit the peas as being treats only?
Recently I've found Two additional items she loves. I am unsure whether to regard (and hence limit) them as "treats," or whether they simply count as nutritious "food."
The first is Tropical NutriBerries. I think Sunny would be quite happy if they were her main food, but that's not happening. (And probably half of each n-berry lands on her floor.) But it's not clear to me. Are the TRopical NutriBerries intended as Food, or are they supposed to be treats?
The second new item is Dehydrated Peas. These are organic, no added flavors etc, peas only. She Likes them a Lot. So far Ive only given her a FEW per day. Can I count peas as food and increase them, or should I continue to limit the peas as being treats only?