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M.C Bird and Exotic Rescue U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question	Knowledgeability 7.00 Clarity of Response 10.0 Timeliness 10.0 Politeness 9.00 Total Questions 13	Domestically kept behavioral issues, Choosing a species as a companion bird, health concerns, diet, care, cage size, cage set ups, species specific questions, breeding questions, toy questions, DIY toys and play stand questions, all care and needs all species.
Marie Charon U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 10.0 Clarity of Response 9.91 Timeliness 9.82 Politeness 10.0 Total Questions 58	Questions I can answer 1. rehabilitating an abused or troubled pet bird, behavioral issue's, cage and cage care, feeding questions, , most general questions, providing quality care for your bird, and guide you in taming your bird.

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M.C Bird and Exotic Rescue

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Domestically kept behavioral issues, Choosing a species as a companion bird, health concerns, diet, care, cage size, cage set ups, species specific questions, breeding questions, toy questions, DIY toys and play stand questions, all care and needs all species.

Marie Charon

U.S.

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Questions I can answer 1. rehabilitating an abused or troubled pet bird, behavioral issue's, cage and cage care, feeding questions, , most general questions, providing quality care for your bird, and guide you in taming your bird.

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2009-11-06 possible mites:

Well, there are different types of mites, and different treatments for each, so this is probably a question for a vet. You might just give them a call and tell them what happened. You should disinfect

2009-11-04 photo of chick:

Yes, she is too young to be weened, and she looks to be about 4 weeks. Definitely make sure the parent is feeding her and she is gaining weight, or will have to hand feed. If the parent isn't feeding her

2009-11-03 Cockatiel chick:

First of all NEVER breed in an multi species aviary. I know these birds are at your work and this is not your choice, but parakeets in particular tend to bully cockatiels and attack the young. I know it

2009-11-03 Cockatiel chick:

I'm guessing that the aviary is full of only Cockatiels? Cockatiels can be breed in multi cockatiel aviaries, but there are some breeders who think it a bad idea. Mainly because of the point you brought

2009-11-01 parakeets:

Well if both birds are female, then they are unfertilized eggs, and will not hatch. You can just remove them. As to how many eggs, it is a large batch but keet's can lay 6+ eggs at a time. Females

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