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Is this cage okay?
Topic Started: Jul 26 2007, 09:52 PM (1,118 Views)
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Hi I'm on a cage hunt and found this cage. Is it too small? I want to get another one on their for the same price but more room. What do you guys think?

http://www.windycityparrot.com/Merchant2/m...Product_Count=1
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Bonnie
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I think that's plenty big enough , you could add a lot of nice toys in there. I think my conures cage measures 18x 18x overall 60 with a playtop so that's very similar
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Is this cage too big?

http://www.windycityparrot.com/Merchant2/m...Product_Count=0
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I think the second one is too big for one Parrotlet...but that first one! NICE!!! I'm tempted to get one myself!!! Plus the first one has a seed catcher on it!!!
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I have Booger in the second cage and he uses all of the space! His cage is like birdy disneyland.
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Wow...Booger has a castle! lol! :)
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My son in law looks at his cage and says where's Waldo
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lol! I have the same problem with mine! Sometimes I really have to search for him! And it's not that big either! rofl2
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The cage I have is about the same size as the second one! They really do use up the space. I have seen a lot of people with cages that size as the second for their parrotlets. Good price too!
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I'd suggest something a little wider. Once all the toys and perches are in it, you may find it is too small. :(
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i would say go for the second one, bigger is better and you never know how things change in the future, you might get another one :)
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I don't always feel bigger is better. I believe you should have an adequate sized cage for your birds. I guess I think a little differently than most bird owners :nuts: My birds spend so much time OUT of the cage playing that their cage is only actually lived in for sleep time or if I have to go away for the day. I had a HUGE cage for my Cockatoo amd noticed he only stayed in one area. When I got him a new cage that was suited to his species he played all over in the cage again ....so go figure :blink: :blink: :wacko: :wacko:
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I think I'm going with the first one. When I get her I plan to have her out of the cage alot. Plus I don't want the cage to overpower the our small computer room. I also like the seed catcher! :lol:
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You will not be sorry with the seed catcher!!!!! ;)
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Nope for the smaller birds that eat small seeds the seed catcher is a life saver on catching all they toss out of the dish.
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