Talon

Hi Victor & welcome here. You can learn a lot just by reading the various threads in the many rooms we have here. Feel free to ask away..

Hi & Welcome! B)

All candles are a NO NO! And Bleach fumes are very harmful especially for our feathered friends. Perhaps you could use a pet safe product, or as slmclean stated, vinegar is much safer and does an excellent job. (although I don't use it, can't stand the smell!) But others use it successfully.

That's putting it perfectly M2MM! :woohoo:

Anmlhggr: Here is what using a laptop as a perch will look like in under 10 minutes! :pinch: http://www.greyforums.net/forums/offtopic-discussions/81261-a-warning.html#81510

I just ordered a tree play stand with the manzita wood for my 2 greys. I can't wait to get it. I have a tabletop one, but it's not big enough for 2.

Now that I have both a TAG & a CAG, I am seeing some amazing differences in their traits. Other than the obvious physical traits (such as coloring and size) between a TAG & a CAG, they are different in many ways. My CAG appears to be more intellectual, you can see her mind working all the time trying to figure things out mentally, where as my TAG will physically try to figure things out by doing! Althiugh my tag talks way more than my cag, and has a much bigger vocabulary, I have found that my cag is content to just sit where ever I put her for a much longer period of time than my tag who constantly has to keep busy! I do know that many will say it is a difference in personality, but I can see it is much more than that. I am curious to see if others owners of both species have seen such an obvious difference. I have only had my cag for a week, but I am learning so much from the subtle differences they have.

Hi & Welcome to our family! I look forward to hearing more from you! B)

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Have you tried enticing him, by playing with them yourself? And when he shows interest, take it away and say it's mine! They always want what they can't have, and if he sees you playing with it, and thinking it's off limits, he then might be more inclined to play with it. That's the only way I get Talon interested in most toys.

Hi & Welcome to our family! There are a lot of great members here, I look forward to hearing more from you, and perhaps seeing some photo's. What's your birds name?

Hi jagz and welcome to our family! You'll find lots of good info here. Check out the Nursery Room, there's lots to learn there!!

Hi Dusty, and Welcome to our family! I bet you have a lot of good advice to add here! I look forward to your visits with us. Any photo's of your bird....:whistle:

Well, hang in there Laurie. Sounds like your doing very well. It is hard, and it never gets easier, but it's so worth it!! B)

Found it! http://www.greyforums.net/forums/african-grey/83434-update-on-booty-.html#83637

Tracy, Here is the link for store locater from their web site. http://www.roudybush.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.stores AS I told Dan before, I have tried it, it's not bad! :lol: We have a recent thread on this, I'll see if I can find it.

Wonderful!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

I suggest Roudybush! Talon won't eat Harrisons either, B) but will eat some Roudybush with seeds added.

Great pictures Melissa!! :cheer:

No picture...what's he doing?

Well.......how is everyone doing? I am still running and going to the gym. Any updates here?

Hmmmm.......have to put the thinking caps on here! :huh:

Hi Blaine and Welcome! African Greys require a lot of attention. At 11, you still have lots of activities that you will be involved in, especially when you get into middle school, high school, and then college. I think you will be a wonderful bird owner! Unless you have parents that are willing to spend the needed time for your bird. I think I would spend time researching them and all their needs, and when you really have the time and money,(as they are expensive in their care) then I am sure you will be happy with one.

Hi Zahra and Welcome to our family! B)

Welcome to our family! What an adorable picture!! B)