Oh ok, well that's normal for a male canary not to sing during his molt.Sandra wrote: Still not singing at all. But also still moulting
So not sure if he'll ever sing.
I think he'll be good as new once he's finished. Good luck!Canary cage fell - Worried -
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For those who followed this post ....
I heard Buddy singing yesterday. Not the usual one and half min ear piercing singing ... but is like he is practicing his singing. This is a great sign!
His moulting seems to be done. He has beautiful dark and shiny green feathers.
Any of your canaries love the Harrison mash food? I have the everyday kind and the high potency, he LOVES that stuff for some reason. He has all of his favourite seeds and greens but the mash, he could be on it for straight long periods. As if he starving but he is not.
I heard Buddy singing yesterday. Not the usual one and half min ear piercing singing ... but is like he is practicing his singing. This is a great sign!
His moulting seems to be done. He has beautiful dark and shiny green feathers.
Any of your canaries love the Harrison mash food? I have the everyday kind and the high potency, he LOVES that stuff for some reason. He has all of his favourite seeds and greens but the mash, he could be on it for straight long periods. As if he starving but he is not.