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but you are cute nymox

think repto is refering to the fact a lot of people when rescuing birds give them milk and or weetbix they think of "baby" and of course human food is usually tthe first thing they think of the first thing i think of is what the parents would have been feeding it then feed appropriately as phoenix said chewing up worms for a thrush is a bit hard on the taste buds a zebie being primarily a seed eater will need some sort of grain, the health food shop is a good source of crushed grain, then mixed with water, allow to sit for awhile to let the grain swell food must be warm to go through the crop properly milk or sugars can lead to candida infections which can seriously hinder the crops activity google can be your friend in rescue cases

that will work you will need to keep it in a shady spot to keep the temperature and algae down

nice pics guys

you have a good eye, it looks very natural

cows milk is pretty hard to digest for most animals, goats milk is better but not for birds HTH

may also be the stress of the move you will know when it settle down in a few days

very nice heir

maybe limestone particles in the water and affecting their gill?

birds don't milk cows therefore can have an intolerance to lactose parents won't sit on it once it has pin feathers weetbix is probably not the best as well finches are seed eaters, therefore original farex mixed with cold water till runny would be good google hand rearing zebra finch should bring up some recipes

i think some Ph up in her coffee might help

contact on the site i think for local lfs that sell it

http://www.tlc-products.com/pages/10/index.htm

needs to be a big uv unit to cope with the algae i stopped using the uv unit and the S.A.T did the trick

have it setup to backwash but still have to dismantle every couple of months to clean properly there are a lot of turts in there though

personally as they are good muck producers, i would run pumice with a prefilter of filterwool whatever you use will probably need regular cleaning or water changes in the pool i use the TLC Freshwater S.A.T on their pool to help the bacteria in the filter out is the pool concrete or another material? Donnam runs grass carpet on the edge of her pool to avoid the turts scraping the bottom of their shells i have pumice here if you want it

what sort of pond you doing, ie: size? i use spa pool filters cartridge type on the eels and sand filter on the marine also used a large pondmaster pump flowing into 200litre drum full of pumice

not too good with photoshop but congrats to your great aunt

unbelevably still alive and doing well she is back in her owners care, next time she is in i will take a pic she is still being dry docked with daily swims edges of wounds have dried off with no noticeable die back to date puncture wounds in shell appear to be sealed

i love it when people take the time out to learn another langruage

we did a bit of talking while Caroline did the working :oops:

my bad phoenix :oops: my humble apologies

i have been using bromeliads and mosses and jave as hans has said i don't use plants with spiky leaves though

should just atrophy and lose muscle mass but so long as circulation is still there they won't drop off maybe build a little skate board for the back lejs, just make sure bindings aren't that tight they cut off circulation and you may have to manually remove skin when he sheds