review?

[clark_conure]

has anyone tried one of these? I bought the fuzzy one a year or two ago but clark didn't like it so now I use it as a deterrent where he wanted to eat the floor molding.

https://www.amazon.com/Cacys-Store-...ie=UTF8&qid=1536159040&sr=1-8&keywords=conure

I don't know if he will like it but .....curious of any other experiences....

 

[LordTriggs]

I see a thread holding it together so to trash pile I say! Also it looks like it has a load of holes in it which are prime for catching claws

Also the poor photo-shopped picture of the lovrbirds on a perch in it is a good chuckle

 

[GaleriaGila]

What Triggsy said! I don't trust it.
Plus... no nest-y type stuff for the Rb, who is already a hormone-laden rooster!!

 

[LordTriggs]

I dread to think what would happen if RB got a nest zone!

 

[clark_conure]

I was thinking along the same lines...thanks guys/gals.


I clicked off it.

 

[Laurasea]

Clark!!!! This is too funny! I just completed construction on my own Version of safer sleeping place!!!!! I still plan to find s safe natural Matt to put inside, and I'm going to hang it in the cage with more zip ties. I bought one of the fabric huts , not the fluffy ones, and deconstructed it! Inside were these plastic mats that I put back together with zip ties! I'm not crafty.....so excuse the poor job I did but you get the idea!!! I also took a fluffy one and sewed sturdy fabric to it to make a safer version for my rescue
quaker who had to have it.

 

[ChristaNL]

Aren't those the same clips someone's bird got in trouble with a few weeks ago?


(sorry- I am terrible with names, I try ...and fail)

 

[Laurasea]

Aren't those the same clips someone's bird got in trouble with a few weeks ago?


(sorry- I am terrible with names, I try ...and fail)

The zip ties? Or the metal clip in fabric one? I'm trying to be as safe as can!

 

[noodles123]

I know everybody is talking safety, but hormones seem like a more insidious concern lol....definitely a nesting-type of tent.

 

[Laurasea]

My conure has had a tent for seven years, zero nesting, zero eggs, DNA female. My previous conure 17 years with a hut, only laid eggs once when I first got second conure. I don't want to start the great hut debate again. Fir those who want a safer option this is my work in progress.