r/Conures • u/Unspecifiedlegume • 21h ago

Cuteness Overload Will he be ok?

My little Avalon here is about 1 and a half years old, but the longer our relo goes on I start to fear that this "Conuritis Stupidiosis" he's been born with will never be cured. Tips?

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u/BrockStudly 11h ago

God I love the little blue conures so much. My black cap is my baby and I love him to death but Id love a turquoise conure as well. Your baby is very precious

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u/Unspecifiedlegume 9h ago

Thanks, I love your little one too, he has lovely scalloping on the neck plumage ❤️

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u/BrockStudly 8h ago

I call it his Dragon Fruit

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u/Unspecifiedlegume 8h ago

How apt, does he act like a dragon sometimes?

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u/PowerfulGarden1985 10h ago

Yes. Just cleaning/ picking at his feet 😁

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u/Visible-Anything-375 6h ago

No cure. Enzo’s 13 and has gone full goof

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u/Unspecifiedlegume 5h ago

Damn. Mine goes floof on one leg when he's on my shower door frame, I assume he enjoys the steam, he falls asleep.

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u/Altruistic-Leather69 4h ago

I'm afraid that condition is incurable and terminal. May the gods have mercy on their (and our) souls

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u/Unspecifiedlegume 4h ago

I don't know how to break it to him then, I suppose a surplus of sunflower seeds to help ease his pain for the moment is all I can do for now. 🙏🏻

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u/Whatisgoingonnowyo 15h ago

Appears likely

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u/Vegetable_Storage_42 14h ago

I can confirm it's permanent. Case study: Kona at 18 years old.

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u/Unspecifiedlegume 9h ago

My condolences, otherwise beautiful birb.

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u/Rm-suga-jk 12h ago

Incurable. Both my conures still behave like this.

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u/Unspecifiedlegume 9h ago

Guess I'll prepare for the worst. 🙏🏻