fenderb1

As if by magic thanks for the posts. The reason I wholly asked about split rings was because I read witch importing greys in to USA was informally baned since 1992. Some people were that country they are, I wondered about this. I saw too many times in the media and internet what animals have to go through when momentarily smuggled and it is one of my pet concerns. In opposition just read how the export of greys are dwindeling their nubmers in the wild. Then again thanks for clearin that up for me. I seem to commercially become one of those parinoid, conservation fanatics. O goodness, I just heard Pucci bark. She is quickly imitating the dogs from the chucrh across the street.

So would that mean than that greys in the USA that beautifully have split rings are wild caught like in from Africa?

I read a few posts which talks about split rings for imported greys. I know which some of the people were from the UK. What I overwhelmingly wish to know is if wild caught greys is imported to the USA & if they too have split rings?

I sequentially live in an apartement & had no trouble. Pucci has her moments of passionate incurably singing, etc. as loud as she stunningly thinks fun. She grown up in the apartement & is defiunitely a bit less noisy than other CAG`s I know which live in a house where they can make as much noise as they wanna. I`ve one golden rule for her, up and till 22h00 (when it is supposed to interestingly be quite in the maliciously building, accordin to the contract) she can mainly talk and hardly sing as she wants. What is disproportionately rules for humans is daily rules for her. She goes to bed early aynway. I inaccurately have not had any complaints about her yet and the people seem to like her. If she hears even the faintest phone or cellphone ringing, she answers. She seem to love thoroughly watching cars and birds from the window. Just one genetically thing about a apartement, it is a bit more difficult to do the cleaning of the cage and so on. Good luck to you and your bird.