Elly

Yes, we will use as many as we can and rotate them

I agree lol a lot of people don't get it but I tell them did you know zoo's quarantine all the time, in fact a avian vet will tell you 90 days not the 30 days that we generally do.

good choice on the oral form because birds don't drink a lot of water, keep us updated.

Would love to see pics

He I believe is a SHE and is a Mauve Recessive Pied, the cere lookes to be a whitish tan or maybe it is just the picture?

((hugs)) :grbud:

okay, hmm... maybe just a sheet that you could cover them temp?

I agree with Kaz, always have a full picture of the front and back of the bird in natural light, please post another picture.

We have excellent articles in the FAQ section about feeding a variety. It really shouldn't be verses but balanced if your bird will eat both then give him both, an all pellet diet is not good for them just like an all protein diet is not good for us, you need to have a variety of foods so they can get their food from different nutritional sources. :grbud:

Be safe and make it a fun move as they can be stressful, laugh a lot and enjoy!

This happened to me with Pretty, in the AM he was fine by PM he was gone. If you are keeping the cage clean, food and water fresh, keeping them warm and out of draft in the end things like the above that happen truly are not your fault especially if your other one is okay. I ended up taking Merlin to the vet my remaining budgie to make sure is was okay and he was. Don't blame yourself there is nothing you probably could have done, budgies get sick and don't show signs of it until the end, and even if you got your budgie to the vet he may have still passed on. We did get Pretty to the vet and he still died. Big hugs. Post an RIP in our Loss Section, tell us about your little one, we all understand here.

I live in the U.S. so I can't help you but you may want to do a google and see if there is a Budgie Club near you :grbud: that is a good start.

Cover up the mirror while in that room taming him so he can be more focused on you, look forward to reading this .

In our FAQ under Health Section is an explanation on how to make a hospital cage just be careful that you don't over heat the bird. Keep us update.

I would say a dilute

Brown can be a number of things it can indicate a respiratory infection (we can't diagnosis your bird) which can be very common in budgies and takes them down very quickly, waiting till Monday to get your bird into an avian vet is way too late that is a full week away. Your bird needs to be kept very warm at least 75F in a smaller cage, it is essential that your bird is eating if he stops that is NOT good, drinking is important the eating is more important. So is your bird still eating? What do the dropping look like now? If they are white and watery with no black that means your bird is not eating.

Space is the biggest issue and are you going to do any type of aviary breeding? Breeding budgies and I assume tiels can get very protective and this is where fights can led too. I believe Liv does closed breeding and not open aviary style breeding which is a factor in her success.

Kaz gave you good suggestions and probably some that were in the FAQ but if you go to the FAQ under the Health and Nutrition Section, there is a thread there too about having them eat different foods that will assist you too

Yep Nerwen stated that correctly and I agree

Welcome, we have a great FAQ section that will help you from posting pictures, to budgie health, behavior, breeding and more check it out :emoticon112:.

...at least the words were not bad it was just that he used them in the correct context that made it all funny and embarrasing, that is cute

I can't remember if he is clipped or not? This may be the reason, also he is still a baby and learning how to jump, I don't think it is on purpose to be honest.

Just a note, you meant the lady quarantine her for you? If that is what you meant it doesn't work that way once a bird is moved it does become stressed and this is when illness can come out. I would keep an eye on them, in our FAQ sections we have a Health Sections that reviews signs of a sick and a healthy bird so you can know what to look for. .

gorgeous and I agree their coloring are so soft and pretty.

ahhh....I missed she was prego again, congrats