Cage Size

Merlee

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I had a thread in the cage section but received no responses.

I have a yellow nape amazon in a 40x30x64 inch cage and I think it's too big for him because he doesn't use the space. What size do you have yours in?
 

ParkersMom

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Parker male BF Amazon hatched 5/2/2012
Charlie unsexed BF Amazon hatched 1994?
Juno Female BH Caique Hatched 6-3-2013
That is about the size of parkers cgae...he uses at least 2/3 of it
 

thekarens

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Personally I don't think there is such a thing as too big a cage unless your bird is disabled.
 

JerseyWendy

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So I just took some pictures of both Hunter's and Sam's adobes. :)

Sam is in a 40X30 cage, and he utilizes each and every square inch of it.

Hunter is in a 36X28 cage. Both cages are A&E. In the afternoons they do a switcheroo after having been out for about 2 hours. I put Sam in Hunter's cage for a few hours and vice versa.

Ok, the pictures:

Hunter's cage






Sam's Cage






 

MonicaMc

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Mitred Conure - Charlie 1994;
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Wild Caught ARN - Sylphie 2013
I'm of the opinion that bigger is better.

Have a bird that doesn't use it's entire cage? Take out their big ol' food dish! Instead, place several smaller dishes (up to 6 dishes) around the cage and put a small amount of food in each dish. Likewise, you can put a foraging toy in these locations to encourage your zon to not only interact with his environment but to work for his food!
 

thekarens

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Aren't zons prone to plumpness? Seems like Monica has a really good idea on getting your zon to be more active.
 

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