Does the light come off the cage easy? My feathered friends like to play on the top sometimes.
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Very easily!!! I put it on every morning and take it off in the early evening every day.
1622148
This light comes on and off the cage very easily. I can move it at a moments notice.
1548041
Oh I would say NO , I have a big pearl Cockatiel , and she like's the cage but I said before I would of preferred a little bigger cage for her, also there is not many ways to set it up for play time in the cage I have all sorts' of sticks on the outside for her and I never attached the top with the nut's so I take the top off for her during the day so she can come in and out, because the door is not an easy access for a med bird , now my little parakeet fly's in and out lol, so my answer is no go a little bigger, I can send pictures of my cage with my bird in it if that would help.
698306
I don't think so also the lamp that it goes with has a reflective coating on the inside which helps reflect the light from the bulbs. That being said I've had mine for years and I can see a difference in my birds feathers, the colors are more vibrant. It has been a good investment.
1697470
Sorry for the wait, I think if you keep your room that these birds are living in warm, then one light shoulda be enough, why, well because it will act like real tree canopy, this way the birds will stay more up and easier to enjoy, you might want to install a heated perch also if it's cool there
999823
I think it is, I my opion they save money on the gauge of the wire and the thickness of the cage posts. I have pacific parrotlets in mine, but they aren't really chewing on the cage. I've had cheap cages and they do start chewing on the coatings when they start to peal off, but after about a year there hasn't been any change in the cage material. It nice to be able to separate two birds, especially since one of the females is in heat right now.
689934
Top is not removable and is a main component of how the cage goes together. Would not suggest removing it on a regular basis. Cage has two small access doors and two openings for food/water bowls
331719
My parakeets never did take to it. I left it in the cage a couple weeks without them using it, moving it from inside to outside position. Then tried wrapping the slick perch bar to see if that made a difference. I finally took it out and have not used it since.
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I don't see why not, I have mine in a clip on lamp and it is clipped to the cage, I have it set on a timer. I actually have two of them. I have 6 parakeets and a large cage so I have one down low and one up higher. They get good sunlight in the morning but not afternoon, winter I usually set it to come on earlier so they get enough sunlight.
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Yes the top screws on and the fit is tight so they can't get it off. Now let me tell you what a rackoon did, the first night I hung mine, they climed the tree and was able to get to the feeder and LIFT it off the hook I had holding it from a tree branch. They next morning I was at a loss trying to find the suit feeder, till I spotted it across the road in my neighbors yard and the suit was gone. Now I have a small brick tied to the bottom of the suit feeder and it has never gone missing again . So watch out for the smart night fur animals. Eve
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My English Budgie's white head gets a little dust colored. I thought from the photo with the Cockatiel, it would be perfect, but with his puffy head, his white can be a bit dis colored. It does not stop him from being able to eat out of it though. No problems with him eating from it.
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No. I found this cage very difficult to deal with. It was hard to put together or take apart. Trying to put any kind of bird in the cage or out of the cage may scare it, as the cage is bulky and hard to deal with.
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Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is not a cage bird she only uses her cage for sleep :) Hope you enjoy the cage, Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is... » Read More Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is not a cage bird she only uses her cage for sleep :) Hope you enjoy the cage, « Show Less
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Yes, it happens about once a day ! Sometimes momentarily stuns the bird, but then it flies away and it doesn't hurt the windows ! They come back for more and we really enjoy watching them fight over the food !
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I have two cockatiels and a parakeet that reside in the cage. It works perfectly. I have added limbs from PetSmart and the birds love it. It is like a little tree for them with extra perches. The grating does not cause any harm to small birds.
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I'm not sure how long to leave the light on for my birds (finches, cockatiels and 2 rescued sparrows, but the longer it's on the happier they seem to be. I've seen great improvements in their health and their moods. If birds could smile, mine would be smiling!
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The top does not open. However, the four doors do open into the cage to provide a great perching area for your birds! We have 4 parakeets--2 birds per cage and I will never buy another cage as long as Hagen Vision cages are around. They are amazing!
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I have this one and another large cage. I have a pair of tiles in it. They like all the room but have a hard time climbing. I don't like the seed guard, it doesn't work very well. I highly recommend the Prevue flight cage. It's just a little bigger and much better but it doesn't have the play gym on top