C Cas27 New member Joined Jul 27, 2017 Messages 220 Reaction score 1 Location NewJersey Parrots Blue and gold macaw,green wing Macaw,goffins cockatoo,Congo African grey Aug 20, 2017 #1 Now my blue& gold is flying too my green wings cage. B& g is 8 my female green wing is 10 is this prime breeding age? When he flys over their should I leave him their?
Now my blue& gold is flying too my green wings cage. B& g is 8 my female green wing is 10 is this prime breeding age? When he flys over their should I leave him their?
P plumsmum2005 New member Joined Nov 18, 2015 Messages 5,330 Reaction score 95 Location England, UK Parrots Lou, Ruby, and Sonu. Fly free Plum, my gorgeous boy. Aug 20, 2017 #2 If there are signs of them mating then it is probably best that they stay separate for a short while. Separate out of cage time or in different rooms. If they are just getting along then there would be no need. Have you seen mating taking place?
If there are signs of them mating then it is probably best that they stay separate for a short while. Separate out of cage time or in different rooms. If they are just getting along then there would be no need. Have you seen mating taking place?
OP OP C Cas27 New member Joined Jul 27, 2017 Messages 220 Reaction score 1 Location NewJersey Parrots Blue and gold macaw,green wing Macaw,goffins cockatoo,Congo African grey Aug 20, 2017 Thread starter #3 plumsmum2005 said: If there are signs of them mating then it is probably best that they stay separate for a short while. Separate out of cage time or in different rooms. If they are just getting along then there would be no need. Have you seen mating taking place? Click to expand... No signs of mating the male just flys too her cage then acts scared for a bit then calms down after ten minutes or so.
plumsmum2005 said: If there are signs of them mating then it is probably best that they stay separate for a short while. Separate out of cage time or in different rooms. If they are just getting along then there would be no need. Have you seen mating taking place? Click to expand... No signs of mating the male just flys too her cage then acts scared for a bit then calms down after ten minutes or so.
P plumsmum2005 New member Joined Nov 18, 2015 Messages 5,330 Reaction score 95 Location England, UK Parrots Lou, Ruby, and Sonu. Fly free Plum, my gorgeous boy. Aug 20, 2017 #4 ah he just wants to be friends, typical female calling the shots LOL.
