redafricangrey

Hi Dave, thanks for your interest. About your comment on the Red African Greys: you say this is a hybrid. Oxford dictionary: “Hybrid: means a cross between two species of plants, animals or birds.” These birds are all bred out of African Greys, and only African Greys. That means they are a colour mutation and not a hybrid. A totally red bird can be bred back to a normal African Grey, no problem. If you go through the web site you will see that you first get single factor red and out of that you get double factor red and only out of two double factor red birds you’ll be able to breed a complete red bird (1 out of 10). Regards, Hennie Diedericks.

DanMcQ, thanks for your interest, the first Grey is now 2 and a half years old and enjoy a long aviary of 20 metres long with 10 or more single factor and double factor waiting for maturity. The red birds’ eyes stay a plum colour with no bad sight at all. I have seen no bad skin or allergies or what so ever. I have double factor pied birds with total white feet, that are 7-8 years old and still in perfect health. Regards, Hennie Diedericks.

My father, Hennie Diedericks is the first breeder to breed the Worlds First Ever ALL Red African Grey. Please have a look at the site: www.RedAfricanGrey.com