lovemyGreys

pleased to hear they are getting on, a good idea is to spend individual time with them to,i do that with my three so they dont loose their tamness & bond i have with each of them

what an intresting job LadyJayne4Toby perhaps you could fill us in as to what herbs are best for our greys

Very intresting Tari, i will get the xmas songs out

Hi & Congratulations on getting a grey you have come to the right place to ask questions have a look around the different forums many topics will answer some of your questions & if they dont just ask away.

Hi & I have three greys & a 8 year old boxer dog & we have a new puppy who is 9 weeks old,as long as you supervise the dog & your parrot you will be fine many members have greys & dogs

That's a great looking toy, hope it lasts

My three all get a spray as they wont bathe

:laugh: Thanks Dan, we have curry tonight enjoy the

i use pine nuts or tiny pieces of cheese, as Judy rightly said it's just a matter of finding what he likes.

Not sure what it means but my three occasionally twitch their heads.

lovely photos jimmy, thanks for sharing cosmo with us

Laurie as a very rare treat is fine but as previously said tinned soup is high in salt & sodium so not to often you could make your own soup ?

Great info jamie thank you

i'm jealous we dont celebrate here in the UK have to wait for xmas day for Turkey Enjoy everyone

Hi &

Congratulations on your new addition, look forward to updates

good competiton beccy i will try my best to capture something on camera

Great pictures thanks for posting.

I use E&L insurance for all three of my greys, havent had to use them but they were a fair price compared to some others

Hi Caroline &

Brendon i have two boys from the same clutch so no worries there my friend has a male & female she discussed this in length with an avian vet & was assured that it was extremely rare kept as pets they would.Greys need the correct environment to breed,nest box aviary etc..& even then they are not guaranteed to have off spring. i also have a female grey who lives with my two boys but the environment that they live in is not correct for them to breed.My breeder has 8 greys living as pets in her home a mix of male & female & has never had them breed in over 15 years.She has one breeding pair that are housed seperately.Im sure other members will share their experiences later, but from my view i dont see any problems.If you have an avian vet near you perhaps have a chat or chat to a local breeder. im off to work now but any questions just ask & ill reply later.<br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2007/11/21 09:16

Hi Brendon & Welcome. When i first considered getting a Grey I only intended to get one.I knew of a friend who had two from the same clutch & it was something i thought long & hard about.I decided to get two from the same clutch.My greys were hand reared & extremely tame.As they have been together since they hatched they have a close bond,they preen each other, play with each other etc..They are very tame with my family & are handled daily.Many people are of the opinion that two greys will not interact with you as they have each other but i find this not to be true.They in my opinion have the best of both worlds they have each other as a flock/company & they have human attention & love.I know of many people that start with a single grey & then want another & introducing another grey along the line can have problems.My personal advice is if you have the time & space for two then buy them together from an early age.

Thank you for the website & information. i will try my best to pursuade him

Hi Jamie i use normal tap water, but i have included a link for you to read through scroll down to the bottom http://birdsnways.com/articles/efsep4.htm From what i read it can be added to drinking water, but its not something i personally use.