African Grey parrot eggs for sale are among the most intelligent and sought-after companion birds in the world. Their remarkable ability to mimic speech, solve problems, and form strong bonds with their owners has made them a favorite among bird enthusiasts. As demand for these birds grows, many people search online for African Grey parrot eggs for sale as an alternative to purchasing a hand-raised chick or adult bird.
African Grey Parrot eggs are highly sought after by licensed breeders and experienced aviculturists looking to expand their breeding programs. Known for producing one of the world’s most intelligent parrot species, fertile African Grey Parrot eggs require proper incubation, temperature control, and humidity management to maximize hatch success.
Our African Grey Parrot eggs come from healthy, well-maintained breeding pairs that receive balanced nutrition and regular veterinary care. Each egg is carefully collected, inspected, and handled to help preserve fertility during transport.
Whether you’re an experienced breeder or building a professional aviary, quality fertile eggs are an important first step toward raising healthy African Grey parrots.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Are the African Grey Parrot eggs fertile?
Yes. The eggs are collected from proven breeding pairs and are intended to be fertile. However, hatch rates depend on incubation conditions and shipping factors.
What temperature should African Grey Parrot eggs be incubated at?
Most breeders incubate African Grey Parrot eggs at approximately 99.3–99.6°F (37.4–37.6°C) using a forced-air incubator.
How long does it take for African Grey Parrot eggs to hatch?
The incubation period is typically 28 to 30 days, depending on incubation conditions.
Do the eggs need to be turned?
Yes. Eggs should generally be turned several times each day during incubation until the final few days before hatching.
What humidity is recommended during incubation?
Most breeders maintain 40–50% relative humidity during most of incubation, increasing it to 65–75% during the final hatching stage.
Can beginners hatch African Grey Parrot eggs?
Hatching parrot eggs requires experience and specialized equipment. Beginners should thoroughly learn proper incubation techniques before attempting to hatch them.
How are the eggs packaged?
The eggs are individually cushioned and securely packaged to help reduce the risk of damage during transportation.
Can shipping affect hatchability?
Yes. Temperature fluctuations, rough handling, delays, and other shipping conditions can reduce hatch success, even when eggs are fertile.
What equipment is needed?
You will need:
- A quality incubator
- Hygrometer
- Thermometer
- Egg turner (or manual turning)
- Candling light for monitoring development
How should the eggs be stored before incubation?
If incubation cannot begin immediately, store eggs with the pointed end facing downward in a cool environment and begin incubation as soon as possible.
Can I candle the eggs?
Yes. Candling after about 7–10 days can help determine whether embryo development has begun.
Are African Grey parrots good pets?
Yes. African Grey parrots are among the most intelligent companion birds and are known for their impressive vocabulary, problem-solving abilities, and strong bonds with their owners. They require significant social interaction and mental enrichment.







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