Yeah i thought it was just not right to put a bird in that. I was just kidding!

 

Maybe a finch. okay no. It is to small even to a finch.

 

 

I just wanted to see what you guys would say. how are the other cages i choose on post #17. They are bigger then the other one in the first few posts.

 

Budgielover

 

Thanks

i have found some more cagews that are bigger......

 

5. http://www.petco.com/Shop/Product.aspx?sku=965138

 

6. http://www.petco.com/Shop/Product.aspx?sku=901210

 

7. http://www.petco.com/product/101456/Avian-...it.aspx#details

 

 

 

These are much better choices tell me wich one you like.

 

Yeah i thought it was just not right to put a bird in that. I was just kidding!

 

Maybe a finch. okay no. It is to small even to a finch.

 

 

I just wanted to see what you guys would say. how are the other cages i choose on post #17. They are bigger then the other one in the first few posts.

 

Budgielover

 

Thanks

 

well if it was me l would choose #6 , it looks more wider then the other 2 choices .

I like # 6 to. #7 is my second fav

 

budgielover

Here's one on Petco that would be the right size even though it is sold as a finch flight cage.

http://www.petco.com/product/100285/Prevue...light-Cage.aspx

You do need to change the perches around though.

I would choose 6 too, it's a good cage. :dbb1:

6 would be the best expect for the top because I like flat tops where you can extend the cage by putting a playgym on top. It would be big enough for 1 budgie not more this is my personal opinion.

Cool now I have another question what should I buy for the cage.

 

B udgielover

You should buy a couple of different types of perches that you can put long ways across and keep the middle clear so the budgie can fly back and forth.

 

Personally a rope perch is wonderful because it is soft and nice for their feet along with a natural type branch perch that you can either make or buy. Throw out the dowel (or keep them) for to get the bird off the curtain or teaching to step up but they are not good for the feet because they dont' give any sense of texture, different width to excerise their feet.

 

A cage like that can have around 3 toys, a preening one, maybe bells, I would stay away from mirrors and imitation birds because many birds become protective of these type of toys, a nice swing etc...

 

You will also need a cuttlebone.

Thank you!

 

I also heard that a bird can think there is a nother bird and spend more time with the mirror then you.

Yes that can happen with shiny bells too, Merlin loves his bells but has not become attached.

I am getting this cage for my budgie and cockatiel < click on this it is great value

Edited August 11, 200717 yr by Sophia