What will you feed it?
From Wikipedia:
These diving birds forage underwater. They prefer water depths of 1.2-4.5 m (4 to 15 ft). In freshwater habitats they eat primarily insects, and in saltwater they feed predominantly on crustaceans and mollusks. Aquatic plants and fish eggs can often become locally important food items as well.
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Maybe a little stuffed animal or a mirror in with him for now so he doesn't feel too lonely. I'd probably chop up a few greens really tiny to float in his water, but everything in moderation. If you can look around to see where he was found you might get a better idea of what he needs to eat. Are you near water?





