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Franco0412
Hi,
I just got a pair of white kings from Connecticut Saturday July 23. It was a 2 1/2 drive from Long Island,NY where I live. After I gave them a new home in my custom built loft I noticed that the droppings were watery, brown and smelly. A lot of flies got attracted from the smelly poop, so I scattered some cider wood shavings to keep the insects away. Is this caused by the trip stress or is it a sign of a disease I have to worry about and take care immediately? I also noticed that one of the birds sometimes shakes when I get next to it. Another thing that I don't understand is that the birds have been sleeping in the aviary instead of going inside the loft. I would like to have some advice on what to do.
Thank you.
Frank
I just got a pair of white kings from Connecticut Saturday July 23. It was a 2 1/2 drive from Long Island,NY where I live. After I gave them a new home in my custom built loft I noticed that the droppings were watery, brown and smelly. A lot of flies got attracted from the smelly poop, so I scattered some cider wood shavings to keep the insects away. Is this caused by the trip stress or is it a sign of a disease I have to worry about and take care immediately? I also noticed that one of the birds sometimes shakes when I get next to it. Another thing that I don't understand is that the birds have been sleeping in the aviary instead of going inside the loft. I would like to have some advice on what to do.
Thank you.
Frank