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02-27-2011, 12:11 PM
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Is losing a few tiny quills normal?
I know they go through a quilling at 8-12 weeks, my little guy is just over 6 weeks and I noticed 5 tiny quills this morning in the bottom of his cage. I put a dark colored fleece liner in his cage last night, so I'm not sure if this happens all of the time, or if this just happened last night. I think they are quills, they seem stiffer than fur, but they were white. Very small, not anywhere near the size of full sized quills.
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02-27-2011, 02:32 PM
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Re: Is losing a few tiny quills normal?
Yup, this is normal. They go through a quilling phase around 6-7 weeks as well.
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