Hi Kaz Thanks so much for the pinup on cages. I have cage type C in the good cages section. I am hoping you might be able to advise on populating the cage. At present we have two pairs and an extra. Will the cage house three breeding pairs comfortably? We were going to move on the non-paired bird. Thanks for the help. Regards Carol

Hi Kaz Thanks so much for the pinup on cages. I have cage type C in the good cages section. I am hoping you might be able to advise on populating the cage. At present we have two pairs and an extra. Will the cage house three breeding pairs comfortably? We were going to move on the non-paired bird. Thanks for the help. Regards Carol

 

 

I wouldnt put breeding pairs all in together as you will have heartache, possible deaths, definitely fights, smashed eggs and maybe maimed or killed babies.

 

HOWEVER...with that cage you can divide it through the middle creating a top section and a bottom section and have one breeding pair in each section with their own nestbox.

Edited February 25, 201015 yr by KAZ

Hi Kaz Thanks so much for the pinup on cages. I have cage type C in the good cages section. I am hoping you might be able to advise on populating the cage. At present we have two pairs and an extra. Will the cage house three breeding pairs comfortably? We were going to move on the non-paired bird. Thanks for the help. Regards Carol

 

 

I wouldnt put breeding pairs all in together as you will have heartache, possible deaths, definitely fights, smashed eggs and maybe maimed or killed babies.

 

HOWEVER...with that cage you can divide it through the middle creating a top section and a bottom section and have one breeding pair in each section with their own nestbox.

 

i did exactly what you said their kaz and the only probblem i had was cleaning the bottom cage as i just moved the bottom grate up to devide it

also just place something to stop the tops birds mess falling onto bottom birds

Hi Kaz Thanks so much for the pinup on cages. I have cage type C in the good cages section. I am hoping you might be able to advise on populating the cage. At present we have two pairs and an extra. Will the cage house three breeding pairs comfortably? We were going to move on the non-paired bird. Thanks for the help. Regards Carol

 

 

I wouldnt put breeding pairs all in together as you will have heartache, possible deaths, definitely fights, smashed eggs and maybe maimed or killed babies.

 

HOWEVER...with that cage you can divide it through the middle creating a top section and a bottom section and have one breeding pair in each section with their own nestbox.

 

i did exactly what you said their kaz and the only probblem i had was cleaning the bottom cage as i just moved the bottom grate up to devide it

also just place something to stop the tops birds mess falling onto bottom birds

 

Dont divide with a grate................use a board. Easily screwed into from outside..screws left a little longer to position and stabilise the board.

I agree with Kaz, great cage but don't colonise, dividing top and bottom with a board to make separate breeding cages is great - no view from those above and no poop either! I have a similar design but luckily it provided an option to be one full enclosure OR two - with separating grate and pan. Good Luck!