Something to think about.
The feces (turds) my birds produce vary greatly in respect to frequency of deposition, volume, density, and moisture content. My free range birds that are reliant upon natural forages (i.e. insects and plant materials) produce turds that are larger and less sticky than those produced by birds fed largely on chick grower and layer pellets. The fiber coming from insects (chitin) and plants (cellulose mostly) make for the better turd. Better in that such turds are easier to clean up. Consider upping fiber in his diet then let him drop bisquits as he deems fit. Then they are easier to clean up and no messy diaper. Sunflower seeds with hulls might be a good starting point. Most greens used for human table not as high in fiber as greens and sunflower seeds typically consumed.
Note: Upon closer inspection you will find weeble produces two distinct types of feces regardless of diet. One is the turd with uric acid (white stuff) and other will be like pralines that stay sticky. Latter is a different issue.
The feces (turds) my birds produce vary greatly in respect to frequency of deposition, volume, density, and moisture content. My free range birds that are reliant upon natural forages (i.e. insects and plant materials) produce turds that are larger and less sticky than those produced by birds fed largely on chick grower and layer pellets. The fiber coming from insects (chitin) and plants (cellulose mostly) make for the better turd. Better in that such turds are easier to clean up. Consider upping fiber in his diet then let him drop bisquits as he deems fit. Then they are easier to clean up and no messy diaper. Sunflower seeds with hulls might be a good starting point. Most greens used for human table not as high in fiber as greens and sunflower seeds typically consumed.
Note: Upon closer inspection you will find weeble produces two distinct types of feces regardless of diet. One is the turd with uric acid (white stuff) and other will be like pralines that stay sticky. Latter is a different issue.