Animal
| Name: | Quetzal |
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| gender: | male |
| Animal specie: | Pharomachrus mocinno (quetzal) |
| Habitat: | Jungle |
About It
| Nutrition: | Omnivorous |
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| Food Offered: | Fruit |
| Food Qty: | 0.5KG |
| Date Of Check-Up: | January 10, 2026 |
Veterinary Observation
Subject: Quetzal - Appearance: Iridescent green plumage; vibrant red breast/belly. - Tail: Extremely long green upper tail coverts (streamers). - Bill: Short, yellow, and partially hidden by bristly feathers. - Feet: Heterodactyl (toes 1 & 2 backward, 3 & 4 forward). - Skin: Remarkably thin and easily damaged; requires careful handling.
| Mood Animal: | Well |
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Optional Animal Details
Male Resplendent Quetzal. Status: well. BCS: 2.5/5. Plumage: Iridescence is high; long tail coverts are intact and clean. Integument: Skin is healthy; no signs of feather cysts or parasites. Digestive: Efficient regurgitation of large seeds from wild fruits. Respiratory: Normal breath sounds; stable in high-humidity environment. Behavior: Vigilant; normal perching and nesting activity. Stable in cloud forest/jungle habitat.