Ama & Poko – Red Factor African Grey

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Red Factor African Gray for sale

How do I teach my African Grey parrot to talk?

There's a phenomenon among captive Red Factor African grey parrots often called the “one-person bird.” These birds closely bond to one person in the household and may shun the rest, even becoming aggressive to anyone who isn't “their” person.  

Which is better male or female African GREY parrot?

The One-Person Pet African Grey: A Bonding Process Perhaps male birds do better with female owners, and female greys bond better with the man in the house. This is absolutely untrue. A Red Factor African grey might choose a favourite person, but it does not bond to one person and one person only.

Do African Greys love their owners?

African greys are the most intelligent of the parrot species. Many grow to be extremely sweet and affectionate toward their owners, and the species is known for being quite sociable.  

How much attention do African Greys need?

As birds are lactose intolerant, they should be offered dairy products only on occasion and in very small amounts. High fat junk food (French fries, pizza, fatty meats), excessively salty items (chips, pretzels), chocolate, caffeinated products and alcoholic beverages should be avoided.  

How much do Red Factor African grey cost?

$300 - $2,000 The exact price of the bird will depend on type, age, gender, etc., but for an African Grey Parrot, expect a cost of $300 to $2,000. Shop around to find a Red Factor African Grey Parrot that fits your budget.  

Are African grey parrots good pets?

They can be wonderful and affectionate, but, like other large parrots, African greys are considered high maintenance pets. While “greys” are entertaining and rewarding to keep, they prefer a routine schedule and require a substantial amount of time with their owners. Home Raised African Grey Parrots: Feathered Pet Emporium