Finch Parakeet Canary Cockatiel Breeder Metal Large Flight Bird Cage 30 By 18 By 36 Inch H

I had a lone parakeet show up at the barn. She was obviously someone's pet, but found her way to me. After catching her from amongst the cows, I needed supplies. This cage was the perfect choice.I have added toys, mirrors, a waterer/birdbath, an open feeder, and many other items. Still lots of room for her to fly around. I purchased a companion for her and they both seem to be content. I have named them Country Keet and City Keet.This cage was not difficult to assemble, just took my time. I used a pair of long needle-nosed pliers to crimp the panels together. This made it easier to grab the wire. There was one wire on mine that was bent, but it was easy enough to straighten out with regular pliers.I secured each of the wire platforms with cable ties to ensure they wouldn't move.

Overall this is a pretty nice cage. I knew it would be big but didn't realize just how big till I got it all together. No complaints about the size though because I wanted my two parakeets to have lots of room! In fact there's so much room that I'm going to add two more parakeets to the mix! My Aunt also bought one of these cages and she's decided as well to add a couple more parakeets. I didn't give it a full five stars because I thought the perches should've been just a wee bit longer. The way I have them arranged are staggered and the one in the middle is kind of loose. I'll probably replace it with some long sand perches or something. Anyway, if you're thinking about purchasing this cage I say do it! Great cage for the price!

Very flimsy, notice a few bars already bent in several places after cage was put together. The size is good but overall, not a safe cage since the bars are soft so birds can try to stick their head our and get caught

Fairly flimsy cage. Places where wires are welded break apart easily, so handle carefully when assembling the cage - the cage arrived with two welds broken already.The bottom of the cage is not strong, so the cage will need to sit on a fully-supporting surface like a table - that is, the bottom is too weak to be stable when only supported at a few points.Cage flexes easily, so the slotted wood perches will pop loose from the wires easily when the cage is moved - I put a dab of hot glue in the ends of the perch slots to hold the perches on when I move the cage.Doors are sized so that standard feed/water cups won't quite fit - at least of all the multitude of feeder cups I have, only the ones that came with the cage fit in the doors.

can't beat it for the price, was much larger than I thought it would be. My bird is so happy in this big cage. I also love the ladders and food bowls that come with it.

Bigger Then I Though It Would Be. Happy With The Size. Finches Have Lots Fly Space. Cage Is Not As Study As I would Of Like, Good For The Price. Would Like To Of Had A Stand With This Large Cage. Would recommend.

Nice size for my large finch population!

Bit flimsy...not solid enough to b sturdy but with the money...few chips in paint...easy to assemble.