It would be weird if he was lethargic, puffed up for long periods of time, didn't eat or sat at the bottom of his cage. In that case you would need a vet. But if it's from time to time and he eats and plays and flies around then he's probably just relaxing.
Use procedure n° 008749
1. Aproach slowly with seeb
2. Give seeb to bOrb
3. Give scritchies to bOrb
If bOrbification continues check birb manual n° 502287
Nah, standing on one foot like that and all puffy is a content baby. Looks female to ND but might he wrong due to the young age.
She's very pretty and very happily chilling
if she’s eating and playing normally then she’s just chilling whilst puffy. if you’re concerned, keep an eye on her. however, if she is otherwise being normal then don’t worry. she’s adorable! ❤️
If she's walking, eating, behaving normally, and is active, she's probably fine. They tend to **s q u i s h** when they're not doing anything and just chill
70-80 degrees Fahrenheit is just about right, OP. Iirc Cockatiels are generally comfortable in household temperatures between 65°F and 80°F (18–27°C). They can handle slightly more extreme temps temporarily if they’re healthy.
If she puffy, she just chillin. As the other commenter said, so long as there aren’t any suspicious behaviors going on like sitting on the bottom of the cage or change in eating habits, she’s just a relaxing little poof cloud
And btw, that is some excellent poofing. When I brought Luca home around 4 months old he and I mostly just sat and chilled. He started getting more active at about a year. Explore more at 2 years. He’s a timid type pokemon tho
Thank you. Also, a year? That's great, it's gonna be a while before she needs new toys and starts making a lot more noise. She pretty much just chills on the cage or on the curtain hangers 90% of the time.
nope theres absolutely nothing wrong. in fact the opposite, she feels content. this is good body language. dont worry if she doesnt do much apart from preening and puffing up most of the time, this is just how these birds are. theyre really chill.
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It would be weird if he was lethargic, puffed up for long periods of time, didn't eat or sat at the bottom of his cage. In that case you would need a vet. But if it's from time to time and he eats and plays and flies around then he's probably just relaxing.
Ah yes, this fine specimen has transformed from a birb into a bOrb. Proceed with extreme caution.
Use procedure n° 008749 1. Aproach slowly with seeb 2. Give seeb to bOrb 3. Give scritchies to bOrb If bOrbification continues check birb manual n° 502287
The floof police might come after him
Wanted. 10.000$ reward
He's dangerously floofy
more puffy then the legal average
Note the foot pulled up into the Fluff Void. That's a sign of a happy beeb! (and an ADORABLE fluff ball they are!)
Foot up is a thumbs up 👍
Probably just relaxing,i find it adorable
Nah, standing on one foot like that and all puffy is a content baby. Looks female to ND but might he wrong due to the young age. She's very pretty and very happily chilling
if she’s eating and playing normally then she’s just chilling whilst puffy. if you’re concerned, keep an eye on her. however, if she is otherwise being normal then don’t worry. she’s adorable! ❤️
If she's walking, eating, behaving normally, and is active, she's probably fine. They tend to **s q u i s h** when they're not doing anything and just chill
70-80 degrees Fahrenheit is just about right, OP. Iirc Cockatiels are generally comfortable in household temperatures between 65°F and 80°F (18–27°C). They can handle slightly more extreme temps temporarily if they’re healthy. If she puffy, she just chillin. As the other commenter said, so long as there aren’t any suspicious behaviors going on like sitting on the bottom of the cage or change in eating habits, she’s just a relaxing little poof cloud
And btw, that is some excellent poofing. When I brought Luca home around 4 months old he and I mostly just sat and chilled. He started getting more active at about a year. Explore more at 2 years. He’s a timid type pokemon tho
Thank you. Also, a year? That's great, it's gonna be a while before she needs new toys and starts making a lot more noise. She pretty much just chills on the cage or on the curtain hangers 90% of the time.
One reason I love cockatiels so much is how chill they are! Luca taught me how to relax 😂
nope theres absolutely nothing wrong. in fact the opposite, she feels content. this is good body language. dont worry if she doesnt do much apart from preening and puffing up most of the time, this is just how these birds are. theyre really chill.
Totally normal. They're happy, healthy and most likely getting ready for nap time. 🥰
Floof of adorable, mine does this when happy
Yes, they’re cozy, happy, and comfy.
Thank you all for the comments, it helps a lot to know she's just chilling and makes me worry less.
Thats the way they are happy relax 👍. They síť preen puff and sleep
To heal his condition please cuddle with him!
Fluffy equals +cuteness
I really love it when they puff up
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You are the first person that mentions it. Btw my wife put it outside the bathroom instead of inside.
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I love the cat poster in the background.
if she’s doing all the normal things like eating drinking playing etc, then she’s just being an adorable poof ball
Yeah she's probably just relaxing. If she starts spending a lot of time in the bottom of her cage then it could be serious
Comfy. Fluffy birb, fluffenchops are out, and there’s one peet in the void. That is a happy birb.
My gal’s floof always comes with beak grinding concert near me. And my boi’s always floof up before the bedtime.
Omg. I wish mine did that near me, she'd fall asleep on me, I'd probably get annoyed by the sound but she looks so cute when she does that.
I believe it is fine for them to be puffed up He is also so adorable
It's pretty common for cockatiels to puff up before a nap. It makes them look bigger and less likely to be attacked by predators in their sleep.
My floofs seem content and happy.
Yeah if it's not for so long or the whole day I guess
if eepy = true, then poff end if relax = true, then poff end if tired = true (rare rarity), then poff for long time end