cdog
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- Feb 20, 2012
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- Parrots
- Sully-2 year old cinnamon and Bella-3 year old normal
breeding pair of gcc, Scooter & BeeBee-Sully and Bella's normal son's, Rosey- Bella and Sully's cinnamon daughter, Ella & Sunny-American budgies
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since there is no obviouse wound on its leg, i assume the issue is lack of calcium, whether caused by no supply of cal or cannot absorb enough cal.
normally i will give him a big cuttlfish bone for everyday chewing and, most importantly, take him to the soft sunshine for 30 mins to one hour everyday, just help absorbing cal.
then the leg gets stronger gradually within one week.
same thing happened to my cocketial and alexanderid, but they are sound and healthy now.
--parrot owner from China
It's not really a wound, if you look at one of the first pics you can see how one of her legs is off to the side at an angle. That's what splayed leg looks like.
Icy, I'm fairly certain she is actually a she because her cere looks just like my other budgies when I first got them, but we will see in a few months!