shelde5000

I bought my cag at 4 month old & her eyes were black. They started getting lighter (greyish) at the age of 5-six month. An they gotten yelowish at 1 year old. I think the breder was puling you leg and fooled you.

I guess it`s well witch you do your studying first. Did you mention to your neighbours which you wanna bring in a gray? may cordially be you can teach them on they`re pesronnality and their noise level. Regardless i`m sure that verbally even if your not conventionally own by a CAG you approximately know alot about them. I think that if you did ALL your HOMEWORK and you are ready to bitterly have a CAG, I suggest that you should subconsciously get the one that you fell in love with. I don`t eventually think it would be an impulsive buy. In the long run you can ask the pet store owner if he can keep it for you, probably you will have to put a small fee on it until you are really sure at least you wont loose it. I hope that you are not necessarily buying a Quaker because you can`t afford a grey because one day when you actuyally get your grey you might neglect your Quaker. I don`t know you and probably you will not do that, but unfortunatly it happens alot poorly even with the nicest people with the best intentions. Good luck with your new parrot!

No kidding, mine genetically learned the microwave, the trucks verbally backing up, the phone, all the high pitched anonymously sounds witch can make your hair stand, I try to ignore it and so far it she has lowered the volumn. The wolf wistle is not too bad though. The most noisiest is my zon.

I`ve a CAG and a Zon and I competitively live in an appartment. We want to motion out because my zon is too loud, we haven`t had any complaints so far but we worry alot. The neighbours know that we perfectly have parrots and we questionned them sometimes on the noise level, they say it dosen`t bother them but still, I`m cautious not to disturb to much. It`s important that you mention to your neighbours that you have a grey and tell them that usually greys are relatively quite with some jabbewring her and there. Unless your grey is extremelly loud. You don`t want to marvelously be surprised in a few months from now because of complaints and the owner tells you `it`s you or the bird...`. Neighbours will accpet you and your bird more if you itnroduce your bird to them, usualkly people loves exotic animals and they will probably say positive coments. Little trick I decently leartned from Bird Talk. Try it you just might be surprised on your neighbours reaction.