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I had a quail who had a swollen eye similar to this. It was a couple of years ago so it's hard to remember the details. I don't remember how long she lived with it. I ended up getting her to a vet and they determined it to be a tumour of some kind. I gave her eyedrops and antibiotics for the...

I haven't been on this site for a while but I have been wanting to hear some advice about my chicken with an eye issue. This is Gertrude, my 12 year old hen. Despite her age she is quite agile and healthy. However she has some vision loss, particularly in her left eye, which looks cloudy. She...

Yeah, though it was after her legs had slightly straightened. If I recall I think so, though I kept an eye on her often to make sure she wouldn't overheat as she couldn't move away from the heat source.

Yeah reptiles are expensive here too. I don't often see snakes in the wild though when I do it's usually a deadly brown snake :oops:

The leg was crossed over the other. Sorry, the images aren't great as I had a bad camera at the time.

If I recall I wrapped the towel around her almost like a burrito, so the first description you gave was pretty accurate. I did give her a heat lamp particularly when I wasn't holding her as she was quite young and small.

They are lovely snakes, though they are not Australian natives so they're illegal to own here unfortunately (in Australia you can only own native reptiles and need a license to keep them). I do have a snake now though. He/she is a baby centralian carpet python (also called a bredli). His/her...

Hi, welcome to BYC! I can't remember exactly what I did, though if I recall, I tried a few things to keep her legs in place. I tried a coupe of time to make a brace though I didn't have much luck with it. The most effective thing for her was to hold her in my hands (I was at home pretty much...

How's the budgie doing now?

She will probably adapt to living that way. Keep an eye to make sure she's not getting bullied and is able to access food and water.

They'll generally stop brooding if you interfere with their nests, but I've had some really determined females that haven't.

Sorry for the late reply, but I would say A and E are golden pearl, B, D and G are blue faced, F is red breasted and the rest are silver.

I love your profile pic! What an adorable quail :love

I'm so sorry for your loss :hugs

No, you can't. Birds are lactose intolerant.

I don't run any courses and unfortunately, I don't know of any running right now. If you'd like to learn more about galahs (or any parrots), I would really recommend looking as Birdtricks' content (if you haven't already). It may not be hands on training, but they are professional parrot...

They're so adorable! :love I hand raised a quail who still loves snuggling (my profile pic)

My first guess would be insufficient space. How many are there?