My New Congo Grey

[Andrew]

My new little addition has moved in today . Not sure if the baby is male or female yet (we'll call her she for now ;D )

So far she is settling in nicely, I had her wrapped in a towel with her little head poking out! I'm sure it's going to take a few days for her to get settled in her new home!

Any advice from previous grey owners on how to make the baby feel more settled and accepted in her new home would be greatly appreciated.

[windharper]

You've had your new baby for almost a month now and I'm curious, how are your Senegals taking to her?

I'm sure she is probably okay with them because she is still a baby. I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear that they are all learning to duplicate the other's calls.

Deb
a.k.a windharper

[Cozzy]

You've had your new baby for almost a month now and I'm curious, how are your Senegals taking to her?

I'm sure she is probably okay with them because she is still a baby. I wouldn't be at all surprised to hear that they are all learning to duplicate the other's calls.

Deb
a.k.a windharper

I have a and 2 s after a month of putting the cages side by side, they duplicate other calls.....now it is hard to tell who is calling.

[kimbo]

does your congo grey get on with your senegal? am asking cause after ive trained my senegal i would like to get another bird that he will get on with.

[JAM]

does your congo grey get on with your senegal? am asking cause after ive trained my senegal i would like to get another bird that he will get on with.

It really depends on the parrot's personality.
If you do get one, make sure they are supervised 24/7... parrots of different sizes if they decide to turn on eachother, wont be too good of an outcome