No, they don't accept that as common, at least not here! We've learned from the mistakes of the past (something you intend to do now) and changed the way of caring for them, so, they won't die on us.
That would be the cherry on top of all the bad things you could do. Warm air holds even more moisture and makes it even more stuffy and humid. It's nothing but a perfect way to kill your versi.
Ok I'll change it I've had 4 versi in the enclosure the internet recommend. 1 died Idk why. But if the consensus is I'm wrong I'll stop. By Tuesday I'll have him in a 32 oz deli cup again
"SADS/Sudden Avic Death Syndrome" is a misnomer for "I killed my Avic by following outdated care-sheets and keeping it in an overly wet/stuffy death trap", there's so many of these outdated care-sheets out there that they're pretty much the first thing everyone reads regarding Aviculariinae care so the vast majority of people keep them wrong, kill them, and then perpetuate the myth that they're fragile and that SADS is a thing.
There was, outdated care-sheets stress a need for restricted ventilation and constant spraying to keep the enclosure at something stupid like 70-85% humidity because "hurr durr, itz hoomid wer dey livv" not realising that there's much better air circulation outside than there is in a glass box, this causes them to develop fungal/bacterial infections in their book lungs (if I remember correctly) and drop dead.
Please tell me you are not holding your avic, that is a terrible idea for too many reasons, it will only stress your T. Just because they are arboreal doesn’t mean they won’t fall and go splat.
