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Quakers usually brown or grey . phoebe( turquoise quaker) has grey, Penny ( green) has brown. Except can't help but say my rare blue eyes Pikachu( lutino)!Willow is really mad at me right now. I was having an arthritis flare and hadn’t taken him out to play for 2-3 days. And I’m wondering if he doesn’t like his Harrison’s lifetime pellets. He was very very hungry and is eating his second avicake. This is concerning.
Though I can’t touch him right now, I’m pretty sure his eyes are a dark ash brown. Like the color of dark chocolate.
Could be, but also he us now comfortable and knows how nice and warm it is. There us a little learning curve, as they learn how wonderful it is. Mine will snuggle right up to it when perfectly fine and healthyI think Cotton might be sore after his tumble - he's been taking his normal nap times right under the heater I might try to mount it on the side of his cage instead but I need to make sure the bars won't get too hot.
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Sounds like the logical result of a lack of melanin. Kind of like the Norwegian kids in my high school class. White yellow hair and blue eyes sounds very comparable to your Pikachu.Quakers usually brown or grey . Except can't help but say my rare blue eyes Pikachu!
Sorry for the hijack
Of course the greenish or bluish pin feathers make him look bruised. But I am happy to hear he’s getting a bunch and hopefully not picking at them.No worries for any side conversation - I babble so much about the same things anyway I'm sure most people just scroll to the pictures
You could try making a pipe insulation collar. They are somewhat flexible but can be adjusted to prevent the ability to pluck. When my Lucy broke her leg the vet gave me this cone collar for her that completely put her off balance and miserable. I switched it out for a pipe insulation collar, just bought some pipe insulation from ace hardware and cut it to length, rounded the edges, and duct taped it on.He has the local classical station on overnight (although last night that meant multiple weather alerts, poor guy) and different "chill" music parrot live streams during the day if I'm gone and seems to like it (? as far as I can tell).
I feel like a hard collar or bubble collar would make him miserable because of how much he climbs and uses his full neck range of motion. But I do wonder about a soft collar - I've seen some that are two pieces of fabric with a small piece of plastic inside to give it just enough structure to stick out like a mammal Elizabethan collar, but can still flex to allow for climbing the cage walls and ceiling....
I think you're right, he would benefit from being misted even if he doesn't enjoy it.
My vet wanted to wait until at least six weeks of doxycycline before talking about other medication options. And I've been procrastinating because giving oral meds would be difficult. But the clock is ticking!
Aww, I love him!!! He is an artist, indeed!
"Hoi der mother, I see yous! I see you is doing a sneaky move, you thinks I wouldn't notice, huh??? See mes? I NOTICED! Caught you in you tracks! Now you owes me treatos for being such a smart and good boi."Someone has 100% figured out how to tell when I'm watching him live on camera
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That is BigBeak, not Big Foot.this is how Bigfoot evades detection!