rachel0905
Just Hatched
Joined: April 2017
Posts: 5
Pets: Purdy my Great Dane, Mopsy my Lhasa apso, Izzy and Indy the bearded dragons and my CAG Rio (when he comes home)
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Post by rachel0905 on Apr 15, 2017 2:39:31 GMT -7
Hiya, Rio my CAG comes home at the end of April, At the moment there's a spiral rope, a wooden and Sisal hanging toy. And an acrilic hanging one. I have a box full of toys but was wondering how many to put in xx sorry if it's a daft question. Thankyou for reading  Rachel Xx |
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Post by Jane on Apr 15, 2017 3:40:14 GMT -7
Don't put too many in to start with as it might be overwhelming and Greys can be afraid of anything new.
Greys are all different though so I think you will just have to go slowly and see how he reacts to toys.
Jane
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rachel0905
Just Hatched
Joined: April 2017
Posts: 5
Pets: Purdy my Great Dane, Mopsy my Lhasa apso, Izzy and Indy the bearded dragons and my CAG Rio (when he comes home)
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Post by rachel0905 on Apr 15, 2017 8:32:54 GMT -7
Thankyou xx |
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Post by Haz on Apr 15, 2017 14:16:04 GMT -7
It took months before my male grey would go on the spiral rope toy. I gave up on it with my female. Both my greys were afraid of new toys. My current grey surprises me sometimes by jumping on a new toy when I expect her to be afraid. She loves toys she can destroy.
Haz
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ruby
Just Hatched
Joined: July 2017
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Post by ruby on Jul 11, 2017 20:22:14 GMT -7
I agree go slow and just add a few to start. My CAG likes to shred paper. I finally bought cash register rolls of plain white paper. (not the thermal paper) I hang it on a small tree like perch on top of the cage and thread it through the bars from there to inside the cage. She has a wonderful time biting holes in it, shredding it and sometimes just unrolling long strips that end up in the bottom of the cage. It can be a real mess but I'd much rather clean up shredded paper than plucked feathers. |
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Post by Adele on Jul 11, 2017 20:26:51 GMT -7
I imagine your baby might be a bit uncoordinated for the first few months. Don't be disappointed if he doesn't know how to play with the toys at first. It sometimes takes a few years for them to like a toy.
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