Georgiesmum

My Sun Conure Louie does this to and It took me a while to figure out why. :laugh:

Some pics of where i live <br><br>Post edited by: zzzelama, at: 2009/10/30 18:15

I didnt realise they would be that uncomfortable. thanks for all your advice

awww thats so cute... at least he will know you then when you take him home....

Ive always wanted an African Grey for years. They just amaze me with how intelligent they are and good companions but as I lived In a smallish house I din't think It was fair to keep one. I decided to get my little sun conure Louie instead. I love the affection birds give you and how funny silly they can be :laugh: I always knew one day I would get an African Grey and when we bought our bigger house I knew what was next on the list

Yea i was with him last weekend and hes so friendly so all is good B)

I have the cage and loads of toys got already... haha Going to keep collecting more over the next few weeks so he'll have loads by the time he comes home... I dont get to see him that often as i live an hour and a half away.The lady text's me to let me know how he is getting on tho

I can handle bird poop... I already have louie who goes poop where ever he pleases and that is not a problem. Im just asking because It would be handy In some situations like when visiting someone elses house who might not like the idea of bird poop so much.:laugh:

It is not impossible to become unweaned. I was talking to my breeder who was telling me that someones cag flew away and wen it came back it was very hungry as it had went unfeed for a few days so she advised that the lady feed it fomula again for a day or two to build him up.. she told her twice a day but the lady done it 3 times a day and then ended up having to wean it down to two and so on all over again.

I think im going to go with Gorgie

Oh lol :laugh: i dunno what your going to do so if i come up with anything youll be the first to know

Ha yeah it would be nice to have him before the christmas.... yea was kinda thinking Gorgie lol:laugh:

Have a look on www.birddiaper.com and www.petdiapers.com maybe these might work:laugh:

Well my new african grey is just 6 weeks at the moment and i cant wait to get him home thats why i was wondering

Emma is such a brilliant talker!!! Soooo Sooo cute i love her!!

Does anyone here ever use bird diapers???? they sound like a great idea for some situations and i would like to hear your opinions... :laugh:

O my god thats awful. after having it 20 years an everything:(

Louie (Sun Conure) Is just 1 African Grey Is just 6 and a half weeks old (cant wait to collect him :silly:

Aww so cute :laugh:

Please help!! :laugh: Ill be picking my baby grey up in about 4-5 weeks and would love some help on a name B) I have pic of my baby at 6 weeks that I will post as soon as I get a chance... <br><br>Post edited by: zzzelama, at: 2009/10/29 16:06

In my opinion you cant call It an African grey as It is not grey... Why mix up something so beautiful <br><br>Post edited by: zzzelama, at: 2009/10/29 16:33

Hi everyone, {Feel-good-00020114} Can anyone tell me whats the earliest a baby grey can be fully weaned or how many weeks does it usually take before they are fully weaned??? Im reading mostly about 12 weeks but can it be sooner?:unsure:

youd think there wud be a few places that specialise in birds...its not:unsure: like there uncommon .:unsure:

Thank you

well my nan lives down the road from me and i used to live there until recently so theres where Louie (sun Conure) is at the moment so theres no prob if they dont get on I can keep him there as my aunt and nan are just as mad about him and i still see him every day... He is the funniest little thing... Not a afraid of anything!!!! :laugh: You couldn't scare him if you tried Lol