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[southern newbee]

Hi, I have had all types and size birds for many years. This year I am trying my hand @ breeding Congo African Grays.

 

[DustyDusky]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[southern newbee]

Hi all I'm not good @ computers so please bare with me. I would like to know if anyone knows where to install a mini cam in my Grays breeding box? I have a pair that I bought. They have had two clutches for the other owner. After I got them home I had eggs in 1 month. Not knowing my son kept looking in the box. She had 2 eggs, they didn't hatch. I took them out Christmas. She laid another today (noone looks) I found it in the bottom of cage half ate. I would like to put a cam in the box. Any ideas?

 

[TexDot33]

Welcome to the forum Southern, I am not a breeder and have no advice to offer on this topic ... sorry I can't be more help ...

 

[antoinette]

Welcome on board, you have joined a great forum.
Got no experience in breeding
Sure other members will give great advise and tips.
Let us know how its going.
Good luck

 

[BirdMa]

I can't help either. Just wanted to say Hi!

 

[Spiritbird]

Welcome to our forum and the grey world. I do not have any breeding experience. I think many of the forum members are more into rescue of birds, but not sure on that. Good luck and I hope everything goes well. It is the hand feeding part that would scare me because so much can go wrong.

 

[BlueToast]

I'm not a breeder either but I know a thing or two about web cams. The first thing to come to mind is light. You will need a cam with good low light capabilties. One cam recomendation would be the Microsoft Life Cam VX-5000 for araound $35.00. The second is the cord. That would have to be routed in a way that it wont be chewed on by the birds. Good luck keep us posted