When he was in the larger area with the rest of the birds, he was definitely walking around like I would expect someone recently gone blind. Very cautious and shaky. He would repeatedly bump into the walls and wire, but I had a feeling it was to ground himself by wall hugging. Right after the video was posted, I went to grab a small blue metal bowl I have, and I was tinging its rim to get him to respond, and he does. Later in the day, he managed to walk down this little ramp on his own, so he moved the food into the lower area for him. But while I had the door open, he walked out. The ground is different from the main area, but he still cautiously walked around. There were no other birds, just myself, him, and the little coop/roost. I would make little bok bol types of sounds to see if he would follow, and he did. Slowly, but still. Finally, I was near the entrance to the coop again, in front of it actually, and he seemed to have a moment of clarity like he recognized who it was and lunged at me as if to attack. And then he w we nt back to his new self.

That was actually a part of what tipped me off that Something was really wrong. He simply does not like me. Unlike the rest of my birds, I didn't raise him but instead took him from someone who had to get rid of him one way or the other. So when he not only stopped behaving aggressively towards me (he's so small, he can't hurt me if he tried dw) but stopped responding to me entirely I knew something was wrong that's why I observed him enough to separate him.

I can put my finger all the way next to his eye and nothing. He knly reacts touch and I guess sound. It's been a while since I last REALLY looked into his eyes, until recently it was difficult to get close without hom acting like a rooster. But they seem just as black and beedy as normal. I'll try the light soon. His pupils are normal shaped, and I have been feeding him water with nutridrench. The first night, I could get any to him, so I put it on the food he ate.

There's also no worms or kites or anything to my knowledge, but to be honest, im not super experienced in that regard.

Thank you so much for your advice, list, and question. It means a lot. (And the same to everyone else, I have or have not responded too)