How much does your CAG Weigh?

[Freedomoflight]

I just kinda wanted to compare weights of other CAGS so I could get an idea.....
I just weighed Mercy, she weighs a whopping (not!) 373 grams!
The best part was that she let me weigh her without any fuss......

[Sophiestkated2]

Ollie just put on a little holiday weight, normally 500, now he's 505. (Musta' been the pumpkin pie!)

Jess

[cfulhage]

I already told you Ollie's, but I'll post it again...this morning she weighed in at 417.5 grams. She is still in the process of weaning, and she has in the past been up to 425. So I'm thinking later on down the road she may get closer to 435 or so.

Ollie is big boy Jeth!

[Freedomoflight]

Wow, so it wasnt me seeing things, Mercy really is a small CAG

[The Outlaw]

My Cleo is a small CAG and she averages about 415g.

[kp_in_scott]

Angel - 5 y/o HEALTHY female - 386gms. She also has put on a little Christmas weight. lol

[sboggio]

Our CAG Jazzy was around 500g 6 months ago. She then injured her beak to where she did not want to bite down on apples, one of her favorites. She dropped to 460g. Her beak is better now and she is around 470g. Our Vet thinks we should shoot for 450g.

[dislater]

Glory weighs 432 and Twiggy is consistently between 410 and 414. di

[birdsnthings]

There are different sub spiecies to the greys. The smallest is a Ghana and the largest a Camaroon.
Blooper not quite the small version is a whopping 543 gms. He is a very good eater.
Alice

[Monica]

As far as I know, you have the Congo, then the subspecies Timneh... Ghana, Camaroon, and King are all fancy names to try to make them sound more special. Some greys may vary in size drastically, though tiels range in size from 80 grams to 115 grams, as cherry head conures can range in size from 130 grams to 200 grams. Other similar things can be seen in other birds, even seen in macaws. There are no subspecies in blue and golds, nor in greenwings or even scarlets.

The names given to these greys may help to differentiate between where they came from but that doesn't change the fact that they are the same, unless they are classified differently (there are some classifications but no proof of them...)