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Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale – Lucky & Lyra

Meet Lucky & Lyra – Adult Congo African Grey Pair

Looking for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale? Meet Lucky and Lyra, an adult male and female Congo African Grey pair available from Exotic Parrots Aviary.

Lucky is the male, aged 40 months, while Lyra is the female, aged 52 months. Both birds are described as hand-tamed, cage trained, weaned, DNA tested, and healthy according to the information provided for this listing.

Their adult age, established training, weaned status, and DNA-tested sex information make this individual pair suitable for customers specifically searching for a male and female Congo African Grey pair.

As with any companion parrots, Lucky and Lyra should continue receiving appropriate nutrition, enrichment, social interaction, safe housing, exercise, and regular avian veterinary care.

Lucky & Lyra Pair Information

Detail	Lucky	Lyra
Species	Congo African Grey Parrot	Congo African Grey Parrot
Sex	Male	Female
Age	40 months old	52 months old
Temperament	Hand-tamed	Hand-tamed
Training	Cage trained	Cage trained
Feeding status	Weaned	Weaned
DNA status	DNA tested	DNA tested
Health status	Healthy, according to listing information	Healthy, according to listing information
Life stage	Adult	Adult

Pair: Lucky & Lyra
Species: Congo African Grey Parrot
Sex: Male & female
Lucky’s age: 40 months
Lyra’s age: 52 months
Temperament: Hand-tamed
Training: Cage trained
Feeding: Weaned
DNA: Tested
Health: Described as healthy based on the information provided

Prospective buyers can contact Exotic Parrots Aviary for additional photographs, individual bird information, DNA documentation, health records, identification details, and other applicable documentation.

Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale

An Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale can be an option for customers looking for mature birds rather than young or dependent babies.

Lucky and Lyra are listed as an adult male and female pair. Their ages provide a clear distinction between the two birds:

• Lucky – male, 40 months old
• Lyra – female, 52 months old

Both are described as hand-tamed, cage trained, weaned, and DNA tested.

Their established age and training profile can make their individual listing particularly useful for prospective owners who want to understand the birds’ current stage of development before making an inquiry.

Lucky – Adult Male Congo African Grey

Lucky is the male Congo African Grey in this pair and is 40 months old.

He is described as hand-tamed, cage trained, weaned, DNA tested, and healthy according to the information supplied for this listing.

As an adult African Grey, Lucky should continue receiving regular mental stimulation, positive interaction, appropriate exercise, and a safe environment.

His new owner should maintain consistent routines while allowing him time to become familiar with any new surroundings.

Lyra – Adult Female Congo African Grey

Lyra is the female Congo African Grey and is 52 months old.

She is described as hand-tamed, cage trained, weaned, DNA tested, and healthy according to the information supplied for this listing.

As an adult female African Grey, Lyra should receive appropriate nutrition, enrichment, exercise, social interaction, and veterinary care.

Her individual personality and behavior should be treated as unique, even when she is accustomed to human interaction.

Temperament of Lucky & Lyra

Lucky and Lyra are described as hand-tamed Congo African Grey Parrots.

Hand-tamed birds can be accustomed to human interaction and handling, but individual behavior can vary.

A change of home may temporarily affect how a parrot behaves. New sounds, people, routines, surroundings, and handling styles can require an adjustment period.

Their new owner should use calm, positive interaction and avoid forcing contact.

Providing a predictable routine and allowing each bird to approach unfamiliar situations at its own pace can help support a smooth transition.

DNA-Tested Male and Female African Grey Pair

One important feature of this listing is that Lucky and Lyra are DNA tested.

Lucky is identified as the male, while Lyra is identified as the female, according to the information provided.

Prospective buyers should request copies of the applicable DNA documentation and confirm that the documentation corresponds to the individual birds before completing a purchase.

DNA documentation is particularly useful when accurate sex identification is important to the prospective owner.

Cage-Trained Adult African Grey Pair

Both Lucky and Lyra are described as cage trained.

Their new environment should include secure and appropriately sized housing, suitable perches, food and water containers, and safe enrichment.

The cage or aviary should provide sufficient room for both birds to move comfortably.

If the birds are housed together, owners should regularly monitor their interactions and ensure that both have appropriate access to food, water, resting areas, perches, and enrichment.

Even established pairs should be observed for changes in behavior, competition over resources, stress, or aggression.

Weaned Adult Congo African Greys

Lucky and Lyra are both listed as weaned.

This means prospective owners are not acquiring dependent, hand-feeding babies. Their established feeding routine should nevertheless be confirmed before they move to a new environment.

Maintaining familiar foods during the initial transition can help avoid unnecessary dietary disruption.

Any substantial change in diet should be introduced gradually and appropriately.

Health Status

Lucky and Lyra are described as healthy according to the information provided for this product listing.

Prospective buyers should request any available veterinary records, health documentation, testing information, identification records, and other relevant paperwork before purchase.

A product-page health description should not be treated as a permanent medical guarantee because the condition of any living animal can change.

An examination by a qualified avian veterinarian can be arranged or considered as appropriate.

Caring for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair

Responsible ownership of an adult African Grey pair involves providing appropriate daily care and a stable environment.

Lucky and Lyra should have access to:

• A secure and appropriately sized cage or aviary
• Fresh drinking water
• A balanced and suitable diet
• Safe perches
• Appropriate toys
• Mental enrichment
• Social interaction
• Supervised exercise
• Regular cleaning
• Safe household surroundings
• Appropriate veterinary care

African Grey Parrots benefit from an environment that provides both physical activity and mental stimulation.

Housing for Lucky & Lyra

Before bringing Lucky and Lyra home, their housing should be prepared in advance.

The cage or aviary should allow sufficient movement and should contain safe, appropriately sized perches.

Food and water should be positioned so that both birds can access them without unnecessary competition.

If the birds are maintained together, observe their relationship regularly.

A pair’s living arrangement should always prioritize the safety and welfare of both individual birds.

Diet and Nutrition

A balanced diet is an important part of African Grey care.

Lucky and Lyra should receive an appropriate diet formulated for African Grey Parrots, along with suitable fresh foods according to responsible avian-care guidance.

Fresh, clean drinking water should be available every day.

Because both birds are already weaned, prospective owners should ask Exotic Parrots Aviary what foods they currently eat and what their established feeding schedule is.

Keeping their familiar diet initially may help make the transition to a new home easier.

For individualized nutritional recommendations, owners should consult a qualified avian veterinarian.

Mental Stimulation and Enrichment

Adult African Grey Parrots benefit from regular mental stimulation.

Suitable enrichment for Lucky and Lyra may include:

• Safe chewing toys
• Foraging activities
• Puzzle toys
• Climbing opportunities
• Training exercises
• Supervised exploration
• Interactive enrichment
• Toy rotation

All toys and cage accessories should be inspected regularly for damage or potential hazards.

Enrichment should be appropriate for each bird’s individual behavior and abilities.

Socialization and Continued Training

Although Lucky and Lyra are described as hand-tamed and cage trained, their new owner should continue positive interaction and appropriate training.

Positive reinforcement can help maintain desirable behaviors and build communication between birds and caregivers.

Short, consistent training sessions can also provide mental stimulation.

Because they are being presented as a pair, it can also be beneficial to provide appropriate individual attention so that each bird remains comfortable interacting with people independently.

Why Consider Lucky & Lyra?

Customers searching specifically for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale may be interested in Lucky and Lyra because their individual profiles include several clearly stated characteristics.

Lucky

• Male Congo African Grey
• 40 months old
• Hand-tamed
• Cage trained
• Weaned
• DNA tested
• Described as healthy

Lyra

• Female Congo African Grey
• 52 months old
• Hand-tamed
• Cage trained
• Weaned
• DNA tested
• Described as healthy

This provides prospective owners with specific information about each bird rather than treating the pair as an unspecified listing.

Preparing Your Home for Lucky & Lyra

Before bringing the pair home, prepare a safe environment.

Potential hazards should be secured or removed, including:

• Toxic cleaning products
• Smoke and harmful fumes
• Unsafe plants
• Open windows and doors
• Exposed electrical cables
• Unsafe kitchen areas
• Small objects that could be swallowed
• Unsupervised pets
• Damaged toys
• Other household hazards

Give Lucky and Lyra time to become familiar with their new surroundings.

A calm introduction and consistent daily routine can help reduce unnecessary environmental stress.

Long-Term Care and Commitment

Owning an adult Congo African Grey pair is a long-term commitment.

Lucky and Lyra will continue to require appropriate nutrition, secure housing, mental stimulation, social interaction, exercise, enrichment, hygiene, and veterinary care.

Prospective owners should make sure they have the time, suitable environment, and resources required to responsibly care for two intelligent companion parrots.

Legal and Documentation Information

The Congo African Grey is Psittacus erithacus, and authoritative natural-history and CITES sources identify the species as CITES Appendix I.

Because CITES Appendix I species are subject to strict international trade controls, buyers considering transportation across national borders should verify the current CITES, wildlife, import, export, veterinary, and transportation requirements applicable to the countries involved.

Any CITES, DNA, health, identification, or other documentation supplied for Lucky and Lyra should correspond to the individual birds and the specific transaction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Lucky and Lyra an adult Congo African Grey pair?

Yes. Lucky and Lyra are listed as an adult male and female Congo African Grey pair.

How old is Lucky?

Lucky is 40 months old.

How old is Lyra?

Lyra is 52 months old.

Which bird is male?

Lucky is the male Congo African Grey.

Which bird is female?

Lyra is the female Congo African Grey.

Are Lucky and Lyra hand tamed?

Yes. Both birds are described as hand tamed according to the information provided for this listing.

Are they cage trained?

Yes. Lucky and Lyra are described as cage trained.

Are they weaned?

Yes. Both birds are listed as weaned.

Are Lucky and Lyra DNA tested?

Yes. Both birds are described as DNA tested. Prospective buyers should request the applicable DNA documentation for verification.

What is their health status?

Lucky and Lyra are described as healthy according to the information provided for this listing. Buyers should request any available veterinary and health documentation before purchase.

Can Lucky and Lyra be housed together?

Their shared housing should be evaluated according to their individual behavior and environment. Even an established pair should be monitored for aggression, resource competition, stress, or other behavioral changes.

What should an adult Congo African Grey eat?

Their current diet should be confirmed with Exotic Parrots Aviary. A suitable balanced African Grey diet, appropriate fresh foods, and clean drinking water should be provided.

Can Lucky and Lyra be transported internationally?

International transportation depends on the applicable wildlife, CITES, veterinary, import, export, and carrier requirements. These requirements should be confirmed before transportation is arranged.

Contact Exotic Parrots Aviary About Lucky & Lyra

If you are searching for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale, Lucky and Lyra are an adult male and female pair available from Exotic Parrots Aviary.

Lucky: 40-month-old male
Lyra: 52-month-old female

Both are described as hand-tamed, cage trained, weaned, DNA tested, and healthy according to the information supplied for this listing.

For current availability, additional photographs, DNA information, health documentation, identification details, or applicable transportation information, contact Exotic Parrots Aviary directly.

When contacting us, mention Lucky & Lyra – Adult Congo African Grey Pair so your inquiry can be matched to this specific pair.