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Yep Gandalf likes to throw them on the floor and if I don't pick me up she chirps at me , it's so cute.

Gandalf tried a few new foods this weekend but snow peas are definitely her favorite!

Just wanted to say thanks for all the kind words! Today was our first trip out of the vet, our trip was to the vets office. Overall checkup went very well and blood work results should be back Ina few days. Also I read Greys have a few extra dietary needs, is Harrison's high potency that much better than roudybush maintenance?

more pics!

That is something I overlooked are there any recommendations for specific brands or types of harnesses? Gandalf will be fully flighted( breeder did a small clip on her before we bought her) she can fly quite well just not the best at gaining altitude. Harness training will be a must because my gf and myself spend a lot of time outside and would love for our parrot to accompany us!

So far our schedule is get up for work,I feed her weening pellets. She hangs with me or hangs out on her tree. As you can see her tree has a food bowl that is currently stocked with pellets(trying to get her a little less dependent on seed). Her cage has 3 bowls currently she has 2 water bowls because I don't think she's great at finding her water because she drinks a lot outside her cage. To try and fix this I have millet hanging right near her water. She goes in her cage and I leave for work, once I return at 2:30 she's out until 7 ish. In that time she gets more weening pellets, fresh fruits and veggies and/or warm oatmeal or a rice bean veggie mix. We do small target training sessions just to get her used to the clicker. We have been working with her to get her used to her travel cage because if all goes well we may bring her to my moms this Saturday for some socializing. Is there anything specific that I may be overlooking that would benefit Gandalf?

Just realized I didn't introduce myself lol, my namer is Ray

Well we finally took the plunge and brought home our baby Timneh last weekend. She is 13 and a half weeks old and is doing great. She still gets weening pellets in the morning before work and when I get home but she's is doing very well with her more solid food as well. She really likes her roudybush so I'm happy she is transitioning we'll because the breeder had her mostly on seeds, also she loves her fresh fruits and veggies. Our little lady is named Gandalf ( gf is a big LOTR nerd).

I was curious if this travel cage would be suitable for a TAG? I dont want ours to be too squished if we take her somewhere or spend the night away from home. http://www.amazon.com/ALUMINUM-PARROT-TRAVEL-CARRIERS-ATT1214/dp/B00BB7DWKG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394480382&sr=8-1&keywords=kings+travel+cage