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Ok guys, it worked, Here is KoKo and the baby from across the street. Thanks for the help, Rick

Well, it is Friday morning and KoKo presented us with another egg this morning. The first one, got broken and we removed it and cleaned the cage and put some shredded paper in the bottom. She formed a nest out of it and this morning her new present was there. Her appetite is fine and she still is friendly and appears normal in every way. Thanks so much for all the concern and advice. You guys have a great day. Rick, Nadelle and KoKo

Thanks for the reply. I tried to upload some pictures but the files are too large. Maybe someone can let me know how to make this work. Seems like such a neat site. Thanks Rick

And I just read my reply and surely didn't mean it to sound like she is "just a pet". She is a member of our family and certainly is loved by all. She is very particular who she likes and lets you know quickly who she doesn't like. Thanks to all of you who replied and Nadelle and myself feel better about this whole situation. Thanks again, Rick

Thank you SO MUCH for the reply. This was a total shock to us. SHE was born in Cocoa, Florida, so we named HER (this will take some getting used to since we always called her a boy. We named her KOKO, knowing you can't be sure of the sex of the bird. We never cared because she is just a pet and never will be bred. Thanks again, Rick, Nadelle and KOKO

Good Morning Group, I am new to this website and hope yall can give me some answers. We bought our Congo Grey when it was 2 days old. The breeder kept it for 4 months and we raised it since then. We have always thought it was a male, but this morning SHE presented us with an egg. She sits right with it and we don't know what the proper thing to do is. Do we leave it? Do we take it away? What is the right thing to do??? HELP PLEASE Rick