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i have an african grey we thought was a male apparently
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I have an african grey we thought was a male. apparently not she is 10 yrs old and layed 2 eggs today for the first time is this normal. they were cracked so i removed them, since i did this will she have more???

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Age: 10; Female; Breed: parrot/african grey

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December 18 2:48 PM (9 minutes and 30 seconds later)
         
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This is perfectly normal. You need to keep removing them if you do not have a male as they are not fertile. She may very well lay more now that she has started. They do this as an act of love for their owners.

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