Supernova

Love that clip :laugh: :laugh:

Just found this thread. Boy have I got some jokes for you.

Hope this helps ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterococcus SN.

Pics, Pics, Pics, Please.

That is the reason I ask because our cat has been on top of Bens cage and got bitten in the same way and the cat left very quick :woohoo:

Hmm good point.

So far the Birdy wins, :laugh:

THAT IS VERY NICE TO SEE, I love that nice pic.

I have tried many times with Ben to get a harness on her from about 5 months old and no success, it will take lotts of patients and reward to get her to accept it and to be honnest I gave up first. Do it bit by bit and often, and I am sure you will get success. As for outside, get a good one I tried the avaitor and still have it, the video is ok but it is a bit over the top. SN.

Mistyparrot wrote: This is only ment to be a non serious thread but thanks I did not know that about the claws

I love the pic with the green stick but they all are nice

I have a Question? I have asked Vets and pet owners also, but there seems to be a difference of results. This is a hypothetical situation!!!!! OK my Ben gets out, or is out, enjoying the freedom and in comes the cat AHHHHHHH! Ben flaps the cat spots her, A fight starts. Now normaly we would grab the cat to save the day but who would be the victor? my vet says [by the way I normaly see a doctor] the Parrot would win but some pet owners say the cat. I dont want this to start a major debate because it will never happen here. Just thoughts and ideas with light humour. SN.

We have A little doggie, A cat, A 5 foot fishtank with african chichlids and a 4,000 gallon Koi pond with 35 Koi.

Ben is just over 3 years old now and she is as daft as ever. She got me at 12 weeks old and has been as silly as ever. I wish she would not do the man thing with noises, hmm But she has never used bad language. :) SN

Hello all I would like to know? How many Gray owners there are near Southampton England. SN.

Raposa wrote: Yes it is very noticeable because she will show the signs of agresion but I just turn by back and walk away, on Harrisons she is a softie, I feel it is like a protest.

cflanny wrote: The bright room is our conservitory where she plays and bites the mother in law :laugh:. Her cage is in the house in an alcove, she has a bird light to keep it bright for her.

OK. I don't remember saying it was ok.<br><br>Post edited by: Supernova, at: 2009/03/31 20:04

Hi Jools, I have had my Ben from 12 weeks old and use a Teflon pan quite often [she is 3 years old now] I think the problem with them is if they get overheated and burn. Most problems come from bad diet and chemicals in the air treat your new baby like a baby and you should be fine. SN.<br><br>Post edited by: Supernova, at: 2009/03/31 18:36

My Ben is allways loosing the little fluffy feathers so dont worry to much, Pogi could be starting a moult, every time Ben fluffs her plumage we get a little white feather or two.

You are right, A new one then, I have no problem with that, I will let you know as soon as it happens. SN.

I feel, I must say after my last post that, My Ben will eat most things but She has the tendency to get aggresive and try to nip after about 4 or 5 days when off Harrisons High Potency course. Having said that she is allways calm as soon as I put her back on it.<br><br>Post edited by: Supernova, at: 2009/03/30 22:36

I love her to bits.

My Ben took to Harrison's High potency course first time, in minutes, and will accept anything else when I have none left, so it is not a problem for me to feed her. She is very good with food, I think I must be very lucky. I don't try with anything she reject's after a few minutes.

The only answer I can give is-- That when I saw Ben the first time, She chose me.