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Are these okay for breeding budgies? I know usually the perches should go the other way, not across like these.

Edited February 27, 201015 yr by cranberry

Hi Cranberry.....

 

Would you have to cut the cage to attach the breeding box to the outside?

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Are these okay for breeding budgies? I know usually the perches should go the other way, not across like these.

 

yep thats what i use

i use both sizes the bigger ones also

 

and i have my boxes inside theirs still heaps of room i have my boxes low to floor for some hens and top corner for others

 

but never out side as im breeding out doors and am clumbsy and forget full and would lose birds dayly if on out side

Edited February 27, 201015 yr by GenericBlue

Good size breeding cages and the same size and tyoe as mine. I changed the perches around to run front to back

 

and

 

TOP RHS DOOR for your NEST

Hi Cranberry.....Would you have to cut the cage to attach the breeding box to the outside?

There is a spring loaded door on the top right for the nest box. Works out at just over $30 each. Pretty much a bargain I reckon.

Good size breeding cages and the same size and tyoe as mine. I changed the perches around to run front to back and TOP RHS DOOR for your NEST

KAZ, is there really a need to change the perches around. Must they run the other way?

Edited February 27, 201015 yr by cranberry

KAZ, is there really a need to change the perches around. Must they run the other way?

 

Budgies like to fly across the cage. With perches each side running front to back they can. With the perches as they are all they will do is SIT, or SIDLE along OR fly from the perch to the front of the cage and back. Two perches front to back each side also gives you a perch straight to the nestbox ....if you are using them for breeding cages.

Easy to cut perches shorter one end and add a slot.

Edited February 27, 201015 yr by KAZ