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My first budgie (Blue) sounded like he was sneezing all the time not long after i bought him. Then when i noticed that his cere was turning brownish and crusty i took him to the vet, but the vet said it was nothing. He still sneezed after that and the crustiness went away. Then it came back again a while later. My second bird (Chiquita) since around Christmas, her cere started to change color and turn crusty and has been sneezing, i thought maybe she caught watever Blue had. Recently (Eater time) Blue died and im not sure why. He was only like 2 maybe three (i don't know how old he was when i bought him). Any help would be great, i dont know if im being paranoid or something is really wrong.

 

P.S. Im not real sure of their sexes, its just how i refer to them.

 

This first picture is of blue with his cere all brown n crusty (if you look close its on the bottom of his cere, that stuff eventually covered the whole thing)

 

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y158/pikaness/IM000245.jpg

Both those birds are girls and the cere changes are normal. When the cere is brown and crusty they are in peak condition for breeding. Sneezing i wouls say is just regular sneezing. Like us, just cause we sneeze doesn't mean we're sick. ;)

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thanks soooooo much ive been so worried about Chiquita. I was planning on getting a new friend for her but i wasn't sure if i should if she would just get it sick. Thanks alot.

 

:)

Well if you do get another bird it needs to be quarentined in a different cage and room for at least 30 days. :) That way you'll be able to watch for signs of illness in either of your birds before introducing them. :)

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