lovemyGreys

Hi Laws & Welcome to the forum. We look forward to hearing more from you

Hi Diane & Welcome. We look forward to hearing all about yourself & Polly

lovely pictures & an adorbale baby you have there,thanks for taking the time to post some pictures .

Hi Jackie & jojo Welcome to the forum. We look forward to hearing more from you. Jackie im pretty sure are paths have crossed before

Hi Charmaine & Welcome to the forum. We look forward to hearing more from you

Wow Congrats, fingers crossed that the egg & any subsequent eggs are fertile It's a shame the camera dosent cover inside the nestbox for you to follow the parents & eggs progress. Try not to disturb mum & dad unless you really have to, as much as it's tempting.Be sure to keep us updated.<br><br>Post edited by: lovemyGreys, at: 2008/09/30 23:25

Great pictures Caroline,Hows it going having three ?

If you are only going to use this kind of carrier very rarely then it's fine,some greys would feel very secure in an enclosed carrier where as others would not.If you are going to be using your carrier on plenty of occasions / trips etc..then i would suggest an appropriate bird carrier so your grey can see the world around him If you go for the cat carrier you can screw a little dowel perch inside ,if you go for a bird carrier they come with perches & feeding bowls.

Im also intrigued to see a picture,im with Berna on this,i also believed a CAG & TAG were unable to breed. Here is a link on members cages for you to have a look through... http://www.greyforums.net/forums/african-grey/11611-post-pictures-of-your-cage.html#93700

She is adorable as the other have said Thanks for sharing her with us.

Pat you should know by now there's no such thing as a silly question You can always blend some fruit & tip it in to an ice cube tray & freeze it,A great treat in the warm weather

What a wonderful feathered family you have there.Thank you for sharing them with us

Yvette here is a link to hand feeding...please be sure to take your baby to the vet on Friday,you need to get him a health check & the mite/flea situation lookes at http://www.greyforums.net/forums/the-nursery/73409-handfeeding-a-baby-grey.html

Hi Sarah & koko, Welcome to the forum.We look forward to hearing lots more about yourself & koko

It is very unlikely that a parrot would get fleas, one may jump on the parrot but would not thrive therefore it would jump off or die. They do however get mites which can be mistaken for fleas. It is very important to seek the advice of an avian vet for treatment,you must have some kind of vet able to offer advice ?

:ohmy: Wow congrats,be sure to update us

Hi & Welcome to the forum.We look forward to hearing all about your new baby

Congrats Caroline, Try adding soaked pellets to the seed mix and gradually increase the proportion of pellets & decrease the amount of seed over time once you see your baby is eating the pellets.Offer the different foods you feed Keeko & charlie on a daily basis,given time as you know im sure he/she will begin to try new foods.You have the bonus that he/she will see the other two eating various foods/treats so this will help.

very touching words you wrote there,thank you for sharing them with us.

Here is a link on sprouting.... if you take a look in the bird food room you will find a ton of info on food topics http://www.greyforums.net/forums/bird-food/28994-do-you-sprout-.html#80053

Great pictures Berna,thanks for sharing Ethel,still a funny name for a boy tho :laugh:

Hi Casey & welcome to the forum.We look forward to hearing more from you

Tui is adorable Sean, thanks for sharing those great pictures.

To get your food to store well you need to blanch it. This is essential with most vegetables. Blanching destroys certain enzymes and bacteria whilst helping to preserve the colour, texture and flavour of the food. It also helps retain vitamins. As for Indian corn ,sorry i have no idea

I look forward to hearing all about your newest flock member.Love flo BTW