cateyes221981
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and abeak sharpener? Or just added calcium?
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They don't need grit but a concrete perch would help keeping the beak trimmed. They should get majority nutrients they need from the food you feed if you feed quality food plus fresh fruits and veggies. Plus other things along with pellets that's more well balanced.
Sorry, i don't mean to hijack your post but quick question, i noticed my Eckies concrete perch has some chunks out of it... should i worry if he has been chewing at it?
instead of a cocrete pearch should i just get a block? a beak sharpener?
I got a pair from someone i keep them in a small bedroom when can i let them out to fly around?
they are a bonded pair they wont be tame with me but they are not scared of me
any kind of plants or something i should put in their room?
they let me touch their feet though? does this mean they are tame? Sorry i never had this type of conure before.
they hit their beaks on the cage when i go into the room?
the other pets are jealouse of me going in there
Where i got them from i felt so sorry for them and the other birds, i watned to take home so many because they are all just kept there in cages some had their feathers plucked. I guess a lot of breeders are like this?
I removed it as soon as I noticed and plan on getting a new one today but it wasn't in his cage very long. If it happens again should I just scratch it and leave him without?Sorry, i don't mean to hijack your post but quick question, i noticed my Eckies concrete perch has some chunks out of it... should i worry if he has been chewing at it?
If that's the case I would replace the perch with a new one to prevent potential issues.
I removed it as soon as I noticed and plan on getting a new one today but it wasn't in his cage very long. If it happens again should I just scratch it and leave him without?