I would say if you are giving the bird 3 worms each a day you are giving them 2 too many.Okay how much is too much? Or just not every day?
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I would say if you are giving the bird 3 worms each a day you are giving them 2 too many.Okay how much is too much? Or just not every day?
I'm honestly glad you could find some humor in it. It was meant to be read that wayI'm so sorry for laughing but the way you wrote that was like a comedy horror movie! And the matter of fact way you dealt with Kevin, but then the murders kept happening.... I would really like another episode of this show but obviously I hope your luck changes and they stop getting murdered. Also RIP Kevin, the misunderstood quail![]()
So dig down a trench on the outside and put the wire down right? Then cover it back up so they can't dig in?The walls or what ever you call that around the area you have the little rabbit hutch in....those need to be rat proofed...with 1/2 inch hardware cloth.
What happens when they have too much fat? #noobI would say if you are giving the bird 3 worms each a day you are giving them 2 too many.
That does not look like quail vs. quail damage. I would suspect rats. Roof rats would certainly be capable of doing this.Miss Hydra. May her death show us how to protect others. Head wounds and both eyes gone, it's hard to see the under wing damage but lots of feathers lost.
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They can become obese with all of the health issues associated with that. Too much protein can also lead to fatty liver disease. Like anything, moderation is key. A good diet with less than 10% in treats is what you're looking for.What happens when they have too much fat? #noob
The will start having trouble laying and get infections easily....which will cause them to suffer for a while before they die.What happens when they have too much fat? #noob
I would trim it down and bend it. It's really easy to tear yourself up on the edges if they're sticking out.View attachment 3639891
Should I leave the wire out like that or trim it down and bend it into the coop frame, then secure?