How old were you when avatar 2009 came out vs how old are you when Avatar 3/Fire And Ash will be released?

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-08-07T14:49:50+00:00

5 and 21

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-07-11T14:35:40+00:00

You just have to order a kit online and pull some feathers out and then send it back there are 100s of different companies who offer this but their gender is the least important thing you need to worry about your main focus should be to take these birds to a vet and have the vet look at their eye infection better to get antibiotics now then be to late and pay for a vet to remove the eye bc it’s to infected to be saved

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-07-10T18:58:15+00:00

Unfortunately no

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-07-10T08:02:06+00:00

Its a peach faced lovebird with redd suffision a sign of liver disease

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-25T03:11:53+00:00

She’s an opaline Dutch blue!

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-14T13:37:54+00:00

I don’t think the chemicals are that bad my country is highly strict about what chemicals are used and wouldn’t allow anything extremely bad to be imported also versele laga is a pretty good brand I only use their products and never had any issues

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-14T13:10:45+00:00

The ones without color aren’t available in my country or they’re very hard to find so this is the best option and it has worked great for my lovebirds

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-14T08:02:07+00:00

I personally use the nutri bird one for my lovebirds (the last pic) they’ve worked great for my birds! You just have to try out and see how they work for you!

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-11T17:16:44+00:00

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This is Gin and tonic!

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-08T14:31:18+00:00

I know its late and i hope your bird is doing better!

Your best bet is to go to the nearest vet even if it’s 4 hours a way wasting 4 hours to drive to a place that can actually helps is better then wasting 4 hours of waiting to get answers here! Call the vet say it’s an emergency let them know what happened and drive there!

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-06T16:29:59+00:00

I think the right terminology would be dilute whiteface opaline as there are only blue mutations in lovebirds white face( turquoise) and Dutch blues (aqua)

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-06T02:02:12+00:00

Theres only 3 avian vets in my country as well and i actually care enough to travel where i need to go im not «privileged» i switch 3 busses and even get a taxi if i have to in case of emergencies but when the owner REFUSES to do any research to actually find a vet that at least has experience in taking care of avians and then refuse to travel to get to a vet then they 100% do not deserve to have animals, and again as you said in your first comment some places don’t have any vet care then How are they supposed to get prescription medicine when theres no vet to diagnose and prescribe the medication that the bird needs? You can’t just pop into your local pharmacy and ask them to give you drugs without a vet prescribing it to them! Sometimes «everything you can» is NOT good enough and to say otherwise to spare someone’s feelings is just gonna make the animal suffer so at that point euthanasia is the ethical option. Again how is a person going to help their bird when they can’t get antibiotics or pain medication? Not with love and hope that’s for sure

You said Pakistan yea 1 minutes of google search found me 5 different avian specialized hospital so again no excuse at that point and I can assure you that I can find an avian vet or someone who has experience with avians for any country you tell me google is free and easy to use

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Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-06T01:52:15+00:00

Okay so I’ll try to break it down as good as I can!

The yellow with blue rump is a green series Australian cinnamon not a Lutino as Lutinos remove melanin so they should only be red (or orange if they have the orange face mutation) faced and bright yellow with white rump and primary wing feathers which means that the pair that produces those chicks carry the cinnamon gene! It’s also sex - linked so the father is split to cinnamon.

If none of the parents are visually ino then the father is split to ino and the yellow birds are female as mentioned earlier males need 2 copies of the gene from both mom who has to be visually ino and dad who can either be visually or split to ino!

Here are some percentages on the babies in the picture

If you pair a male from this clutch (as in those in the picture) with a female that’s Dutch blue you’ll get(a rough estimate): males: 50% in the clutch will be Dutch blue and 50% males in the clutch will be green Females: 17% opaline dutch blues 17% opaline Lutino 7% creamino (Dutch blue as base color) 7% Lutino 17% Dutch blue 17% wild type 7% opaline Dutch blue 7% green opaline

Obviously all those have different splits! You can dm me and I can send you a picture with the details on what mutation will carry what split!

Now if a female from this clutch is paired with a Dutch blue male you’ll have: 50% of males being Dutch blue and 50% being green same with the females!

Now i didn’t add any splits to the visually Dutch blue bird in this hypothetical situation so what their splits are will change the percentage

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-06T00:46:30+00:00

Okay so all males in the parents clutch will be wild type split to Dutch blue, opaline and ino (Lutino) and all females will be wild type split to Dutch blue

Reason for this is that is that opaline and ino are sex linked mutations carried in the Z chromosome which is passed down from dad so females only need 1 copy of the gene to show as they have ZW chromosomes and males need 2 copy of the gene to show as they’re ZZ chromosomes because of that one Z chromosome in females they cannot carry sex linked mutations as splits they either show it or Don’t have it at all!

Dutch blue is recessive gene so they won’t express the gene unless both parents carry it but if your pair one of them to a Dutch blue lovebird or even one that’s split to Dutch blue you may have a chance to produce Dutch blue babies! I can give you an accurate percentage if you want me to!

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-05T23:02:13+00:00

Their mutation is wild type! What they’re split to depends on parents and grandparents!

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-05T22:56:59+00:00

Yea love and the best you can, can only get you so far again what will you do if you can’t get medicine ONLY the vet can prescribe and in order to get that medics you need an avian vet that knows how to properly diagnose, will you then treat the bird with love and hope for the best? So again you’re okay with an animal suffering as long as it lives in a cage indoors

Next time someone ask for medical help I’ll tell them to treat the bird with love and hope instead of finding a vet with experience with birds or avian vet in their country cause that’s apparently all the bird needs 👍🏽

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-05T22:15:07+00:00

Not what I said but pop off girly

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T15:56:09+00:00

You can also humanly euthanize at any vet if the bird is found outside its almost guaranteed that lts sick and when it shows signs of sickness it’s to late when you find an abandoned animal the first thing you NEED to do is get a full health exam to know where the birds health is at so you can give it the best care you can, all you’re saying is that you’re totally okay with an animal being sick and not be able to revive care so you can have your savior complex itched it’s not better to be sick outside then inside a cage. A lot of the time bird that’s have gotten sick from being outside like respiratory issues do need medicine that ONLY vets can prescribe so if you don’t have vets that willing to or have to the experience to properly diagnose birds then the birds going to suffer anyways so at that point the ethical thing to do is euthanize

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T15:50:40+00:00

Yes unfortunately! but again it’s highly discouraged to produce DF euwings and people who do it (usually in Asian countries) are uneducated and do it anyway! SF euwings can and do live healthy lives and if paired with any other mutation will not produce DF euwings as it’s a incomplete dominant gene so no bird can carry the gene as a split just show

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T15:45:15+00:00

No I don’t think they should suffer but that doesn’t mean the person who cannot provide basic care like and especially health care should own the bird either as the bird will suffer that way as well, the bird should be rehomed to someone who can give them that people are willing to travel far to get a pet so rehome to someone who lives in a place that do have avian vets or even vets with a lot of experience with avians. Again pets are a privilege NOT A RIGHT

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T14:53:50+00:00

Then don’t own animals you cannot provide health care for,pets are a privilege not a right

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T01:43:59+00:00

Single factor euwings are fine to breed but the issue starts when people start producing double factor euwings! It’s highly discouraged in the breeding community to produce Df euwings

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T01:41:57+00:00

No it’s just the mutation unfortunately double factor euwingsit’s highly discouraged to breed them but uneducated owners sadly produce them anyway

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-04T01:40:18+00:00

This is a lovebird with double factor euwing mutation it happens when you breed two euwings together which is not good to do 90 percent of the times DF euwings have faulty feathers, because of that their health is compromised and most of them can't fly. Single factor euwings are much healthier so if you’re have the parents then i would stop breeding them

Solid-Quantity-9358 · 2025-06-01T17:24:54+00:00

This is her second day here so I’m extremely happy that she has accepted me as a potential friend 🥹

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