Hello, my name is Jessica, and I have 2 Ringnecks of 6 weeks old. This is my first time taking care of birds, I've never have birds as pet before. I notice that both birds have no feathers right under their peak, they have some kind of bold hole there (one smaller than on the other bird), is this normal? what it could be?. I feed them, formula 3 times a day, like 20ml each time.
Thank you very much in advance.
Hello. I need help with my 6 weeks old ringnecks
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Re: Hello. I need help with my 6 weeks old ringnecks
I guess you should start from the beginning...bird anatomy
http://birds.about.com/od/birdhealth/a/birdanatomy.htm
Second you should learn about feeding and weaning a ringneck
http://www.indianringneck.com/forum/vie ... it=weaning
Out of curiosity, who sold you two unweaned baby ringnecks?? Normally breeders will only allow unweaned babies to go home to experienced bird persons. Nothing against you at all my first concern is always the bird. You may want to read as many articles as possible within the forum to get a jump start on things you will experience soon.
http://birds.about.com/od/birdhealth/a/birdanatomy.htm
Second you should learn about feeding and weaning a ringneck
http://www.indianringneck.com/forum/vie ... it=weaning
Out of curiosity, who sold you two unweaned baby ringnecks?? Normally breeders will only allow unweaned babies to go home to experienced bird persons. Nothing against you at all my first concern is always the bird. You may want to read as many articles as possible within the forum to get a jump start on things you will experience soon.
I am owned by my birds...and I wouldn't have it any other way
Re: Hello. I need help with my 6 weeks old ringnecks
Hi, thanks for the links =) But I stil dont know the answer to my question, that hole doesnt seem normal.
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Re: Hello. I need help with my 6 weeks old ringnecks
That space is referred to as the interramal space. It allows the bird to rotate his head down all the way for preening.
I am owned by my birds...and I wouldn't have it any other way