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Re: Peach Face Lovebird Regurgitating
Posted by CJ on 5/18/07
On 10/30/06, victoria wrote: > Thank you! I had already removed the bell on Sunday. I washed > it off again and the bird was so upset and immediately started > regurgitating on it again. Common sense told me that it could > not be healthy for my bird. He wasn't too happy that the bell > dissappeared. (he has plenty of other toys) I thought it odd > that he didn't become bonded to this bell until the day I put > him into the bigger cage. Yesterday I bought a "companion" on a > trial bases... I'm keeping them in separate cages until I see > whether my bird will be territorial to the other. If mine is a > male, I'm told it will not allow another male into his domain > gracefully, so I am going to wait a day or two before trying to > put them together in the same cage. Do you agree? I am open to > any and all advise! THANKS > > > On 10/30/06, Andie wrote: >> Your lovebird is "feeding" it's "mate." It has bonded to >> this bell and is trying to show it it will be a good parent. >> If the bird is doing this excessivly I would remove the >> bell. If the bird does this too much for too long it can rob >> him from his own nutrients. It's always a good idea to >> rotate toys so they don't get attached to any one toy, and so >> they don't get bored. Good luck. >> >> Andie >> >> >> On 10/27/06, Victoria Gamache wrote: >>> My bird is regurgitating on it's bell. Covering the entire >>> bell with food. If I wash it off, it covers it again. This >>> started when I bought it a new much larger cage. Is it >>> happier? Upset? It has loved always playing with his bells. >>> This is the larger bell out of six. The pet store thought >>> that it was showing affection to the bell. Not sure what to >>> do, if anything. how can u tell if a peach-face love bird is a male or a female??
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