African Greys can have a variety of fruit. I noticed that mine particularly likes things with skin on it, because they eat it like a peanut. The best thing to tell you is what Not to give your Grey because it's dangerous to their health. Avocados, the center near the pit carries a certain substance that can kill them.As with all birds, do not feed your African Grey parrot avocados, chocolate, coffee or salt. Chocolate and coffee contain theobromine, an alkaloid that is toxic to birds. Foods with a high salt content are harmful to birds because they can not excrete salt.
If you decide to feed your own blend, be sure to make it a well-rounded, balanced diet. A majority of your African Grey's diet should consist of fresh whole grains, such as whole grain breads, cooked brown rice, and Monkey Biscuits, a commercially available product. Protein is vital to your bird's diet, and can be given in the form of small amounts of cooked eggs, chicken, beef, fish or legumes, as your bird likes. Veggies, such as broccoli, squashes, beans and peas should be the next largest portion of the diet, followed by a small amount of fruits. Too much sugar is harmful to the bird, so be sure that only small portions of fruit are offered daily.
My grey is over 40 years old and he's a happy healthy.
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No African greys are the best talkers
They ate berries fish roots and grapes
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....African greys. Parrots. What else do you call them?
African Greys can eat a variety of foods, including high-quality pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Safe options include apples, bananas, carrots, leafy greens, and bell peppers. They should avoid toxic foods like chocolate, avocado, and caffeine. A well-balanced diet is essential for their health, so variety is key.
There is special African grey food that can be brought from pet shops. Also there are loots of speacial treats that you cna buy. They can also eat fresh fruit and monkey nuts (in there shells).
Funny you should ask that... It's Africa.
African sulcata tortoises can eat red grapes, but they should be given in moderation due to their high sugar content. Grapes should be considered a treat rather than a staple part of their diet. It's important to provide a balanced diet primarily consisting of grasses, hay, and leafy greens for optimal health. Always wash grapes thoroughly and cut them into smaller pieces to prevent choking.
Yes ducks can eat grapes!
i eat grapes.