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Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale – Zion & Zara

Meet Zion & Zara – Adult Congo African Grey Pair

Looking for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale with an established age, training background, and individual male and female identification? Meet Zion and Zara, an adult Congo African Grey pair available from Exotic Parrots Aviary.

Zion is the male, and he is 5 years old. Zara is the female, and she is 4 years old. 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 and established care profile make Zion and Zara an individual pair listing for customers specifically searching for adult male and female Congo African Grey Parrots.

As with any companion parrots, they should continue receiving appropriate nutrition, secure housing, mental stimulation, positive social interaction, exercise, enrichment, and suitable avian veterinary care.

Zion & Zara Pair Information

Detail	Zion	Zara
Species	Congo African Grey Parrot	Congo African Grey Parrot
Sex	Male	Female
Age	5 years old	4 years 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: Zion & Zara
Species: Congo African Grey Parrots
Sex: Male and female
Zion’s age: 5 years old
Zara’s age: 4 years old
Temperament: Hand tamed
Training: Cage trained
Feeding status: Weaned
DNA: Tested
Health: Described as healthy according to the information supplied

Prospective buyers can contact Exotic Parrots Aviary for additional photographs, individual bird information, DNA documentation, available 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 specifically looking for mature African Grey Parrots rather than young or dependent babies.

Zion and Zara are listed as an adult male and female pair:

• Zion – male, 5 years old
• Zara – female, 4 years old

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

Their established age and training status provide prospective owners with specific information about the individual birds before making an inquiry.

Zion – 5-Year-Old Male Congo African Grey

Zion is the male Congo African Grey in this pair and is 5 years old.

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

As an adult African Grey, Zion should continue to receive appropriate mental stimulation, positive human interaction, safe exercise, enrichment, and a consistent daily routine.

His new environment should be introduced calmly so he has an opportunity to become familiar with new people, sounds, surroundings, and household routines.

Zara – 4-Year-Old Female Congo African Grey

Zara is the female Congo African Grey and is 4 years old.

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

As an adult companion parrot, Zara should continue receiving appropriate nutrition, enrichment, exercise, social interaction, and veterinary care.

Her individual temperament and behavior should be respected as unique, even though she is described as hand tamed.

Temperament of Zion & Zara

Zion and Zara are described as hand-tamed Congo African Grey Parrots.

Hand taming indicates experience with human handling and interaction, but every parrot has an individual personality.

A change of environment can temporarily influence a bird’s behavior. New people, sounds, routines, surroundings, and handling methods may require an adjustment period.

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

A predictable routine, patient handling, and positive reinforcement can help support a comfortable transition.

DNA-Tested Male and Female African Grey Pair

A key detail of this listing is that Zion and Zara are DNA tested.

Zion is identified as the male, while Zara is identified as the female, according to the information supplied.

Prospective buyers should request the applicable DNA documentation and confirm that the records correspond to the individual birds before completing a purchase.

Accurate sex identification can be particularly important to customers specifically looking for a male and female African Grey pair.

Cage-Trained Adult African Grey Pair

Both Zion and Zara are described as cage trained.

Their new home should provide secure, appropriately sized housing with suitable perches, food and water containers, and safe enrichment.

The housing should provide enough space for comfortable movement and daily activity.

If the pair is housed together, their interactions should be monitored regularly to ensure that both birds have appropriate access to food, water, resting areas, perches, and enrichment.

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

Weaned Adult Congo African Greys

Zion and Zara are both listed as weaned.

This means they are not being presented as dependent, hand-feeding babies. Their existing feeding routine should nevertheless be confirmed before they move to a new environment.

Maintaining familiar foods during the initial transition can help minimize unnecessary changes.

Any significant dietary changes should be introduced gradually and appropriately.

Health Status of Zion & Zara

Zion and Zara are described as healthy according to the information provided for this product listing.

Prospective buyers should request any available veterinary records, health documentation, DNA records, identification information, and other applicable paperwork before completing a purchase.

A health description on a product page should not be interpreted as a permanent medical guarantee because the health of any living animal can change over time.

A qualified avian veterinarian can provide appropriate examinations and ongoing veterinary care.

Caring for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair

Responsible care for Zion and Zara should include a safe environment and a consistent daily routine.

They 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 cage cleaning
• A safe household environment
• Appropriate veterinary care

African Grey Parrots benefit from both physical activity and regular mental stimulation.

Housing for Zion & Zara

Prepare their cage or aviary before bringing the birds home.

Their housing should provide adequate room for movement, climbing, resting, and interaction with safe enrichment.

Provide appropriately sized perches and make sure food and water can be accessed comfortably.

If Zion and Zara are kept together, their relationship should be monitored regularly.

The safety and welfare of each bird should remain the priority when deciding how they are housed.

Diet and Nutrition

Appropriate nutrition is an important part of responsible African Grey care.

Zion and Zara should receive a suitable balanced diet for African Grey Parrots, along with appropriate fresh foods based on responsible avian-care guidance.

Clean drinking water should be available every day.

Because both birds are already weaned, prospective owners should ask Exotic Parrots Aviary about their current diet and feeding schedule.

Maintaining their familiar diet during the initial transition may help make the move easier.

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

Mental Stimulation and Enrichment

African Grey Parrots are intelligent companion birds that benefit from regular mental stimulation.

Suitable enrichment for Zion and Zara may include:

• Safe chewing toys
• Foraging activities
• Puzzle toys
• Climbing opportunities
• Positive-reinforcement training
• Supervised exploration
• Interactive activities
• Rotating enrichment items

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

Socialization and Continued Training

Although Zion and Zara are described as hand tamed and cage trained, continued positive interaction is important.

Positive-reinforcement training can help maintain desirable behaviors and encourage communication between the birds and their caregivers.

Short, consistent sessions can provide mental stimulation while reinforcing familiar routines.

Because they are a pair, appropriate individual attention can also help each bird remain comfortable interacting with people independently.

Why Consider Zion & Zara?

Customers searching specifically for an Adult Congo African Grey Pair for Sale may want clearly identified individual birds rather than an unspecified pair listing.

Zion

• Male Congo African Grey
• 5 years old
• Hand tamed
• Cage trained
• Weaned
• DNA tested
• Described as healthy

Zara

• Female Congo African Grey
• 4 years old
• Hand tamed
• Cage trained
• Weaned
• DNA tested
• Described as healthy

This individual information gives prospective owners a clearer profile of the two birds.

Preparing Your Home for an Adult African Grey Pair

Before bringing Zion and Zara home, prepare a safe and controlled 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 household pets
• Damaged toys
• Other household hazards

Give the birds time to become familiar with their new surroundings.

A calm introduction and predictable daily routine can help make the transition more comfortable.

Long-Term Care Commitment

Although Zion and Zara are already adults, owning African Grey Parrots is a long-term responsibility.

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

Prospective owners should ensure they have the time, environment, and resources necessary to responsibly care for two intelligent companion parrots.

Legal and Documentation Information

The Congo African Grey Parrot is scientifically known as Psittacus erithacus and is subject to CITES international trade controls. Current CITES requirements and applicable national wildlife laws should be checked before any cross-border movement or sale involving international transportation.

For international transactions, prospective buyers should verify applicable CITES, wildlife, import, export, veterinary, and transportation requirements before making arrangements.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Zion and Zara an adult Congo African Grey pair?

Yes. Zion and Zara are listed as an adult male and female Congo African Grey pair.

How old is Zion?

Zion is 5 years old.

How old is Zara?

Zara is 4 years old.

Which bird is male?

Zion is the male Congo African Grey.

Which bird is female?

Zara is the female Congo African Grey.

Are Zion and Zara hand tamed?

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

Are they cage trained?

Yes. Zion and Zara are described as cage trained.

Are they weaned?

Yes. Both birds are listed as weaned.

Are Zion and Zara DNA tested?

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

What is the health status of the pair?

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

Can Zion and Zara 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, stress, resource competition, 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 Zion and Zara be transported internationally?

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

Contact Exotic Parrots Aviary About Zion & Zara

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

Zion: 5-year-old male
Zara: 4-year-old female

Both birds 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 Zion & Zara – Adult Congo African Grey Pair so your inquiry can be matched to this specific pair.

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