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Thanks Lyric! I'm mostly concerned about cage size. There will be someone home most hours of the day. I will be working two jobs (one full-time in a Hair Salon, and one part-time (hopefully at a pet store, needin' a discount here!). My husband is in school, but will be home frequently for studying and in-between classes and such. We're very seriously considering a slightly smaller cage, as we're in an apartment. It would quite literally be just a sleeping cage, and then used maybe two-three hours a day for hanging out in. Our Grey would be on a playstand, on us, or on the opening at the top of the cage the remainder of the time. Does anyone else use that type of setup? A smaller cage that's only really used for sleeping? I know a lot of people who do, and I never really thought twice about it until I saw the pictures up on the forum... a lot of people here have HUGE cages.

Hello all! My name is Aubri, and my husband Thomas and I are hoping to add a CAG to our family in a month or two. We're on an internship at the moment, but come April, I'll be back home. We've been in contact with a breeder there, and are hoping that all works out so that we can take home one of the babies she has in the nursery. We're slightly experienced "Parrot People" as we have an Indian Ringneck (Kaya, she's 2) and a Green Cheek Conure (Stratford, he's 1). I've worked in the pet industry, with a special focus on birds. I have handfed, I have given first aid, and I have made toys. I have a bit of training experience, and love to "cook" meals for my little flock. Each of our birds are very well loved. I'm excited to bring home our new baby Grey. He/She will be about three-five months old when we get him/her. I don't worry about our other birds becoming used to a new flock member. They're very accepting of change, and used to all sorts of people and animals. I do have some more questions, before we bring the baby home. Can I ask those here? Or is there somewhere else I should post... Thanks, and I'm looking forward to "meeting" all of you!