Baz

Hi guys, so I just got my Grey about 20 hours ago, and I was wondering to I let it out of it's cage or not yet? It is in my room at the moment and the windows and doors are sealed, but I really want to start seeing it outside the cage and flying and spreading it's wings a bit, chilling on my shoulders and so on. A little advice will help. Thanks!

Hello everybody, Quick introduction to get things started, my name is Baz, I own a Congo African Grey (Obviously), I just got him/her yesterday and this is my first parrot to own. I owned many animals before from rabbits to birds etc. I currently have 8 Parakeets as well. The reason for me joining these forums, is mainly because I have no idea what the eff to do with my parrot. It scared me sometimes...screams/moans/growls alot (I understand it is scared and needs to take at least a week or two to adopt to the surrounding, yeah I've done my research ). My African grey is about a year old, it is currently right next to me, I read that I need to be in the same room for at least 4 hours to allow my grey to become more comfortable around me and so on. Anyways, I don't want this to be too long, because nobody wants to start their day reading an essay. See you guys around. Edit: Just added a few pictures of my grey

Thank you for your replies, I have edited the pictures and re-sized them. Well anyways, I contacted my vet in Kuwait (Working here for 6 months), but they are really expensive, I will pay around 173 dollars (Converted) in order to DNA test them and the results will be released in 2 weeks. I checked out the website you recommended, and will look deeper into it, in the meantime I requested my driver to go back to the owner and check with him if it is a male or a female, I was stupid enough that excitement stole my brain at that moment and IO forgot to ask my pets sex. /facepalm

Hello everybody, I found these forums and therefore I signed up because I wanted to know if my African grey is a male or female so therefore I decided to ask experienced owners. Here are a few pictures of my African grey because I believe that you could know if it is a male or a female from the tail. Thank you :-)