Help me identify this cage?

RaeKling

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Budgies- Skyler (F) and JJ (M)
obtained Dec 9, 2019
Long story short, I got this cage. The bar spacing is too wide. I'm trying to get an idea of how much it's worth and if I can get replacement parts to fix some issues on it.

I can't seem to find anything like it online. It has both a normal inset door on the front and you can also swing the whole front open for easy cleaning.

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There is an area where the badge should be at the upper right corner but no information. There also isn't any other identifying marks I can see.

My ad for it right now is here. To be clear, I am not advertising it here, but it is the most convenient way to share the info I have. There are measurements and additional pictures there.

Please help me figure out who made this cage :confused:
 

SailBoat

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- Have been years since I saw a badge crest like that used to ID the manufacturer.
- The full front opening feature, I have never seen. Neat concept for cleaning.
- Seems to be missing the lower side mounted seed catchers (4 pieces).
- Has the look of a transitional cage from around the period that they switched from fully welded cages to sectional cages that require assemble bolts to hold them together. So, is it a welded cage or a sectional cage?

Wild guess, possibly a King Cage.
 

fiddlejen

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Sunny the Sun Conure (sept '18, gotcha 3/'19). Mr Jefferson Budgie & Mrs Calliope Budgie (albino) (nov'18 & jan'19). Summer 2021 Baby Budgies: Riker (Green); Patchouli, Keye, & Tiny (blue greywings).
Long story short, I got this cage. The bar spacing is too wide. I'm trying to get an idea of how much it's worth and if I can get replacement parts to fix some issues on it.

I can't seem to find anything like it online. It has both a normal inset door on the front and you can also swing the whole front open for easy cleaning.

01313_4A0RGqLNxee_600x450.jpg


There is an area where the badge should be at the upper right corner but no information. There also isn't any other identifying marks I can see.

My ad for it right now is here. To be clear, I am not advertising it here, but it is the most convenient way to share the info I have. There are measurements and additional pictures there.

Please help me figure out who made this cage :confused:

Wow no info but I have wished for full-front opening cage like that ever since I got my first birdie, and I don't understand why it isn't just standard.

With that bar spacing, are you sure it's meant for a bird and not for maybe a chinchilla or something of that sort?
 

LaManuka

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What exactly is the bar spacing of that cage? I have a Featherland stainless steel cage with bar spacing of 5/8ths of an inch and neither my budgie nor my purple crowned lorikeet (smaller than my budgie) can put their head through the bars. Or maybe they just can’t be bothered to :)

Valentino LOVES his cage and actually spends a lot of his time sitting inside it and singing his blessed little heart out, even though the door is wide open and he can come and go as he pleases.
 

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