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My CAG -- Posted by Bring IT on on 09-29-04 03:40
Hi there I have a 3 year old( so I was told) male CAG. I have been reading
about them and have come across a few articles regarding birds being on the
bottom of thier cages. My male ( I bought him a year ago at a pet store) got
a newer cage a few months back the transition went fine! I have noticed
lately that he sits on the bottom of his cage and as soon as I come into the
room he will climb up on his perch. He is a happy bird allowed the run of
the house and he is VERY tame! I wanted to know if this is something I
should be concerned about? When I bought him I took him to an avian vet and
was told he had cockcity? Whatever that is but I treated him as well as my
other bird and the followup was fine.
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