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African Grey mated with Green Amazon

by Chriss
(Liverpool)

Hi, My friends African Grey (young male)just mated with her Green Amazon (60yr old female)and she is wondering if the Green can actually produce from this?
Thanks,
Chriss




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African Grey mated with Green Amazon

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Sep 11, 2011
Thanks
by: Chriss

Thanks Linda, we did think that but wanted to be sure as we were surprised they had even mated.

Sep 10, 2011
African Grey mated with Green Amazon
by: Linda

Of course not because two different species cannot produce young together. This is nature's check and balance system to keep monsters from being created.

Also, the chances of a 60 years male or female being able to produce young is a stretch at best.

Linda

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