IcyWolf
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- Jul 5, 2011
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- ~Alexandrine Parakeet~2 Red Lored Amazons~Blue Fronted Amazon~Black capped conure~4 Green Cheeks~4 Parrotlets~2 lineolated parakeets~9 American budgies~9 English budgies~ And lots of babies :)
I've always used the wooden nest boxes but I was at that fish place/that pet place a little bit ago and I noticed these: Breeding Nest Box for Parakeets and Lovebirds | Nesting Supplies | Bird Cage Accessories | Bird - ThatPetPlace.com
They are made out of arylic and they are collapsible. I'm not sure how easily they come apart but they are sold in about a 2 inch thick package, so I know they must come apart. I kind of overlooked them while I was there but I went back and looked at them on their site and I kind of like the idea. It seems like they would last a lot longer, be more sanitary, and much easier to store when you're not using them. I'm considering getting a few for the budgies but I wanted to get some reviews and see if anyone has had any luck with them or if I should just stick to the old fashioned wooden boxes?
They are made out of arylic and they are collapsible. I'm not sure how easily they come apart but they are sold in about a 2 inch thick package, so I know they must come apart. I kind of overlooked them while I was there but I went back and looked at them on their site and I kind of like the idea. It seems like they would last a lot longer, be more sanitary, and much easier to store when you're not using them. I'm considering getting a few for the budgies but I wanted to get some reviews and see if anyone has had any luck with them or if I should just stick to the old fashioned wooden boxes?
