My Dream Cage

birdcrazy · Apr 6, 2007

some people have dream home I have a dream cage think I'll ever be able to afford one?

think I will be able to fit my dream birds in their as well ?

TexDot33 · Apr 6, 2007

birdcrazy said:
some people have dream home I have a dream cage think I'll ever be able to afford one?
think I will be able to fit my dream birds in their as well ?

think you'll ever be able to get it in your room?!

NicoleN · Apr 6, 2007

Is that from Cages by Design?

meghanxx4 · Apr 6, 2007

cages by design is SO outragously expensive. but they have like lights and heaters and that fancy stuff that you really dont need in an indoor cage. but it is a nice cage! i will not deny that! lol

Peta · Apr 6, 2007

That is beautiful, I would love that for Bucc n Kito.

birdcrazy · Apr 9, 2007

yeah cages by design very expensive but I love the walk in type it's a lot less cagey and more roomy although it would almost be cheaper to convert a room in the house to a walk in cage thing. LOL I'm going nuts

Peta · Apr 9, 2007

it would almost be cheaper to convert a room in the house to a walk in cage thing.

Hmmmmmm wonder if one of the kids would move out for me to do this.

meghanxx4 · Apr 10, 2007

heyyyy that just gave me a great idea... but i doubt my parents will go for it..

My sister moved out like a year ago and her rom is just sitting there un occupied... hmmm i wonder if i can atleast talk my parents into making it a birdy room.

Peta · Apr 10, 2007

Oh let us know, but please don't tell your Mum it was my idea.

Dominique · Apr 10, 2007

Very nice! Cages by Design is so outragously expensive. We were going to get an aviary from them forthe outdoors, but thought, hey, we could easily build one for way less... I would love to get the fids cages like that, but don't think I have anywhere to put it!

Peta · Apr 10, 2007

We are starting our Aviary in a couple of weeks, I have Andi, (hubby) building it for me. It will only house the little guys.

A lot cheaper than actually buying one ready made for them, and I get it just as I want it.

birdcrazy · Apr 10, 2007

my room is pretty much the bird room LOL I have three cages and my bed so I guess i get the best of both worlds my room is about 9 by 9 so it's impossible to get away from them LOL

Tracy842 · Apr 10, 2007

They are beautiful cages. I'm going to order one for Pepsi soon hopefully. This is the the one I'm getting as of now.

TexDot33 · Apr 10, 2007

Can we talk about the price on these things ...

... these descriptions are right from the cagesbydesign website for the cage that tracy has pictured in her post:

Basic Bird Cage Setup
Includes standard features listed at top of page.
Does not include pullout tray.
Reg. $2099.63
Now only $1890.47
You save $209.16

Deluxe Bird Cage Setup
Includes all basic features plus:
- Pullout tray system A
- Removable floor system
- Stainless steel wire (1"x1" openings)
- Seed catchers for pull out tray
(4) Casters Reg. $2817.93
Now only $2584.37
You save $233.56

Complete Bird Cage Setup
Includes all features in basic & deluxe setup plus:
(2) Replica rock shelves
(1) Replica basking ledge
(3) 47" Ribbonwood Perches
(1) XL Love Swing
(2) Friendly Feeder Systems
(2) Friendly Feeder Perches
(1) 72" -- 3/8" dia. Formable rope

Reg. $3282.38
Now only $3025.37
You save $257.01

birdcrazy · Apr 10, 2007

LOL lucky you tracy

Dominique · Apr 10, 2007

I am looking forward to summer. Dad and I are going to build and outdoor aviary. I am so excited!

Our bird room right now is mostly used for storing the cabinets we are hopefully going to put in this weekend (yay! more room for another bird, wink wink) so I am extati about that too!

Peta · Apr 11, 2007

Pepsi is a lucky guy, Tracy he is going to love that cage,

Tex, you are looking at this in typical male fashion, you have to look at what you are saving more than the actual price.

:04:

TexDot33 · Apr 11, 2007

Peta said:
... Tex, you are looking at this in typical male fashion, you have to look at what you are saving more than the actual price. :04:

Now, Peta, in "typical woman" fashion please tell me how I am going to SAVE by buying this cage? I mean, really, I know a cage isn't a cage and i know that a good cage for a macaw should cost almost as the same as the macaw (wait, wait ... you all know what I mean - a good cage is going to cost around $1000 American) ... so tell me, how do I SAVE by buying this cage ...

(actually, I am looking at this in terms that I am really just flat broke right now ... and for $2500 I could pay off a few bills ... )

Peta · Apr 11, 2007

Well Tex I'll tell ya, if you got this cage for Hamlet, then it'd be large enough for one or two (and the rest) more, hence you would SAVE because you wouldn't need to buy anymore cages.

Now bills or birds, well birds of course worry about the bills another day

and that comes straight from the blonde bimbo handbook. :18:

Sorry Chiristy I didn't mean stop him paying the bills.

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ok i think I have a solution

Yesss Maybe getting a really good deal on a used cage.

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