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    Hey guys! i adopted a blue front amazon yesterday. he is 15 years old. i got him from a lady who had a sick son that she had to take care of. any way she had him for the past 14 years. and he has never lived in a cage he has a big play stand he stays on. she said he never comes off unless she would go get him. so i did some reasearch an read that these guys are kind of agressive at times, she told me she has never had any problems with him. should i get him a cage or should i just let him be on the stand? if on the stand he will have to be in my bed room with the door closed. i have an cag also. he lives in a cage in the main room in the house. how should i introduce them? should i just move the BFA in the room with him or should it be a process?

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    Welcome to the Grey Forum and the Amazon room.. Whats his name, please lets see some pictures...It's my opinion that I would cage him for safety reasons. It might take a while to get him used to a cage, you could also just get him a "Sleeping cage" for bed time, you could use a carrier to help train him. My suggestion,[we have CAGs and Zons] Your CAG is prime bird[flock leader?]so make sure your attention is directed toward your CAG, so he doesn't feel put out, take your time. Example: Greet your CAG 1st and when leaving, make sure he is the last one you talk to.... Karma
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    Note: Maybe you should post the CAG question in the Grey Lounge also...
    This site has some good info on your parrot...
    http://www.avianweb.com/bluefrontedamazon.html<br><br>Post edited by: Jayd, at: 2010/02/22 04:59



    A Grey is a wild animal removed from the wild, bred to be companions. They are long removed from being able to take care of themselves but not so long as to forget at times they're still wild...so it's up to us to make sure we protect them. We're the reason they demand all this attention. We removed them from the wild. Jay

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    Karma for taking an older bird!

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    Congratulations and karma for adopting an older bird. I agree with Jay that you should have a cage for your amazon, I believe it is much safer for our fids if they are caged when we aren't around. Before you get your fids together however I would make sure that the new bird is healthy. Has he seen a vet recently? Can't wait to hear more about your new amazon and see some pictures! By the way, what's his name?

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