Posted January 8, 200718 yr Hi there, I have been working with 3 - 4 cages of late, as my big cage could only comfortably hold up to six birds. I also had other birds in various different stages of quarantine or new flock birds. So looking around on ebay I came across a cage, which normally sells on ebay for $200.00 plus postage. The woman who bought it figured it wasn't what she wanted so she onsold it to me for $100.00 and I gave my brother $50.00 petrol money to pick it up. So I saved over $100.00 on it. The new cage had a red peaked roof on it, so that it could be used outside, but as I wanted it inside I didn't put the roof on. Instead I coved the top with aviary mesh, so I could hang stuf from it. It works great and the birds seem to be very happy with it. Now both cages can have 5 birds in each.. This is my original big cage. This is the new addition Happy birdies and happy owner. Feathers
January 8, 200718 yr OMG that is fantastic!! I love it I have been looking at one the same as your original! What are you going to do with it??
January 8, 200718 yr hey that's a great idea with the top of cage.. it's better to have mesh up there ofr hanging toys purposes!! Great looking cages.
January 8, 200718 yr Author Yep, Cheeta. Even if I had wanted to keep the roof on I probably would have done the same thing. Put on a layer of mesh before adding the roof. The cages are so much more useful being able to hang swings, toys, etc. No way of hanging things may even have been a reason the previous owner didn't want it. Edited January 8, 200718 yr by feathers
January 8, 200718 yr That's a nice setup! I have a cage that is "gabled" on top, so I know what you mean re: the difficulty hanging things. That's cool you were able to modify it. I have just one crossbar on each slope of the roof I can hang things from, plus the top/center rail. It's kind of a bummer, but I guess I'll know what to look for next time! I never thought of looking on eBay for cages -- that's a good idea. I almost wish now that I'd have thought more seriously about buying a "huge" cage (in an ugly color!) that I saw on sale when we were buying this one. At the time, I was thinking, "that'd be perfect if I was getting a conure or something". Now I can see there might've been other uses! Congrats! ~~~ Kali
January 9, 200718 yr very nice cage , your budgies are being spoiled (Laughing out loud) Edited January 9, 200718 yr by birdluv
January 9, 200718 yr Author They certainly seem to be enjoying themselves, Birdluv, and they do get spoilt often. Kali, I thought the roof on this one was really ugly (forest green with an orangey red??) ... but I am so glad I got this cage. I ever I put the roof on it, I will paint it first.
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