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Nah, my OEGB are more aggressive with each other than the cubans. There will be sparring as most roos do, but it's not outright fighting. The "gameness" has been bred out of them because they're used for showing. They're highly curious busy bodies, they want to check out whatever you're...

Shelley, I added a bit of info on the tails to my post. The cubalaya shown in my avatar was not even a year old yet, when I took the picture. He had not even experienced his first moult. Unfortunately he's no longer with me, so I have no way of knowing how his tail would turn out. He...

Quote: It's a common misconception. They are not quite so long being closer to the length you would find on a Sumatra. They are quite beautiful still and very friendly birds, even the ones I do not handle much will still come up for a bite to eat or walk amongst my feet when I'm out in the...

Good stuff there. Thanks! Just wanted to make sure it wasn't something I hadn't come across before.

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