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Loki'sMinion

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  1. She was 247 grams at 45 days and is 268 as of this morning at 53 days :)

     

    It's been a weird 6 days with Loki...... Her weight has been up and down. She will gain a few and then lose a few grams. Today she is 273 grams, she was 277 at one point this week. We have A LOT of wing flapping going on and she LOVES her birdy mash. Doesn't seem to want her lunch feeding and is clamping her beak shut more often than not. I noticed this morning that she has some pink feathers on her right leg :)

  2. Not offering water until 10-12 weeks is unheard of in my book. I would be offering pellets and veggies / fruits. The veggies need to be chopped, not mashed or pureed. I would say a good size would be corn kernel or pea size. I would also introduce water. Most of the food will just be played with right now, but it is a good learning experience for your young Grey.

     

    I would also like to see you clarify the "got rid of" comment

  3. I take into account each individual bird as far as shouldering goes. I had a B&G who used to go everywhere with me and rode on my shoulder. He would even sit on the headrest in the car when we went places. He never once acted badly. I have had Amazons who behaved nicely while shouldered and then again I have had others who acted "not so nicely" and were not given the opportunity to shoulder again.

  4. This is relating to our little Timnehs and not our Congos and I would really appreciate some input if you guys have any.

     

    At what age did your TAG's start to fledge and try to start weaning themselves?

    What age was your TAG considered weaned?

    What is your adult TAG's weight?

     

    Thanks in advance to any and all who respond. :)

  5. I have to agree with you on the DBL yellow head Amazons. Most are unpredictable. I personally have been dropped to my knees in pain by one. Had a Yellow nape cause nerve damage to the back of my neck when it managed to bite me one day.

  6. If he is hungry and begging for it, then keep him on 4 feeds a day. Mine is down to 3 because she isn't hungry and is chowing on pellets and such. They all vary

  7. The Red Lored are beautiful :) I love the colors...

     

    Not overly large and tend to be mild mannered too (There are exceptions to the rule lol). Not known for exceptional speech but can and do talk. Quite playful too.

  8. Red lored or Orange winged might be two good Amazon options to research. Both of these tend to be a little more "friendly" in my opinion. ... but that is from my own personal experience and I am in no way an expert.

  9. I am not a big fan of the metal play gyms, but the one you have chosen is one of the better ones. I myself prefer the wooden, chewable ones. I also have one of these .... http://cgi.ebay.com/HANGING-PARROT-GYMS-TREE-SWING-GYM-STAND-CAGE-BIRD-TOYS-/170509444067?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27b327a3e3 But these are stationary. Then again, for the price you could buy two and have one in the office and one in the living room.

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