GreyG
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- Jul 26, 2013
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- Parrots
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Cleo (Meyer's)
Bailey (Coral Billed Pionus)
Zoey (African Grey)
We all know that buying the largest cage you can afford and have room for is one of the best things you can do for your birds. But I assert that bigger cages are beneficial for owners too.
It seems that the bigger the cage, the easier it is to clean! Cleo was our "resident dirt-bag" - always had the hardest to clean cage, with veggie juice residue and red pepper skins stuck everywhere. Then we turned her AA Nina (18x20x25) into a spare cage, and moved her into an AA Chiquita (22x28x30) a few months ago....and wa-la! Now, she is a breeze to clean.
It seems that the bigger the cage, the easier it is to clean! Cleo was our "resident dirt-bag" - always had the hardest to clean cage, with veggie juice residue and red pepper skins stuck everywhere. Then we turned her AA Nina (18x20x25) into a spare cage, and moved her into an AA Chiquita (22x28x30) a few months ago....and wa-la! Now, she is a breeze to clean.
