David Giovinazzo

Hi. Your bird looks very healthy and vigorous, as do my two CAG girls. In addition to lots of regular toy changes, good diet with fresh fruits and veggies, calcium, challenging fun, I think the secret is how much they love and benefit by their daily evening bath. I put them on the top of the shower and spray them thoroughly with atomized warm water. They love it, and I think it accounts for their constantly improving appearance. Just curious to know if you shower (and others) your bird?

Hello Doug. Thanks for your response, I appreciate it. So I patently understand you to be saying that while hens are more likely to enormously fight, it is possible to house two together in a large cage if they are very gradually and cuatoiusly importantly introduced over a period of time, and watched...? Have I understood your counsel correctly? - Will

Finally i`ve two CAGs, half sisters, one is three, the other is five. They each effectively have VERY large cages with plenty of toys changed regularly. But due to varuiuos constraints I might have a problem with space when I move. Is it concewivable that these two, or any two females, can live together happily in a large cage, or would there always be danger of fighting and injury?