Bird tail bobbing can be easy to overlook until the movement becomes obvious. A slight temporary increase in tail movement after vigorous flying, excitement or heat may settle once the...
Dropsy is one of the most alarming conditions aquarium owners encounter. Affected fish may develop a swollen abdomen or entire body, scales that stick outward in a distinctive pinecone pattern,...
A bird suddenly sitting on the bottom of the cage deserves attention, especially if floor-sitting is unusual for that individual. Some birds naturally forage or explore at ground level, but...
Ich, also called white spot disease or ick, is one of the most recognizable parasitic diseases in freshwater aquarium fish. It is caused by Ichthyophthirius multifiliis, a microscopic ciliated protozoan...
A bird that suddenly stops eating should never be ignored. Sometimes the reason is relatively simple—a stressful move, unfamiliar food, a new cage or competition at the feeder. But appetite...
Fin rot is one of the most common problems aquarium owners notice in bettas, goldfish, guppies, tetras, cichlids and other ornamental fish. Early signs can include pale, white, red or...
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