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How much time would it take a full-grown cockatiel to consume a five-pound bag of bird seed?
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∙ 17y ago
I would start by placeing the five pound bag at the bottom of the cage marking the height of the seed, carefully remove the bag as not to puncture it. Mark your calander,When droppings begin to reach the height mark it may be time to purchase another bag. Check your calander an wala.
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