For questions about finch enclosures (cages & aviaries).
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Anneka
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tammieb
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by tammieb » Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:22 am
That is very smiliar to the cage I have, (in white

. Mine has two doors also, and it worked out very well when I kept finches in it. I now have my budgie pair living in this cage.
Good choice!
TammieB.
Use the talents you possess - for the woods would be a very silent place if no birds sang except for the best. ~Henry Van Dyke~
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Thalia
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by Thalia » Sun Jun 10, 2007 11:09 am
wow Tammie you have lucky budgies!! That's a gorgeous cage, I saw something similar at the pet store the other day that was "on sale" for $399.99 and thought, gee if I win the lottery this week... lol
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StevePax
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by StevePax » Sun Jun 10, 2007 3:18 pm
It's a great cage. I have the double version of that cage, and I love it. 2 doors was a good choice - you can open the bottom door and do what you need to do (change food, clean cage, move perches, whatever) and the birds will all stay up top. Mine only has a single door on each side - luckily, mine has a divider, too, so I can trap all the birds on one side while I clean the other side. Otherwise, I'd have birds out all the time, I'm sure. Great choice. White will be lovely, too.
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Anneka
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by Anneka » Sun Jun 10, 2007 4:18 pm
Thalia wrote:wow Tammie you have lucky budgies!! That's a gorgeous cage, I saw something similar at the pet store the other day that was "on sale" for $399.99 and thought, gee if I win the lottery this week... lol
Wow, that was expensive. I paid for mine $150 including shipping.
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Thalia
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by Thalia » Sun Jun 10, 2007 4:45 pm
yeah stuff in Canada tends to be much more expensive than in the States, even though our dollar is almost even now

For instance the cage I got for my budgies retails for like $30 in the states, I paid $60 and it was on sale for 30% off!
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Anneka
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by Anneka » Sun Jun 10, 2007 5:34 pm
Thalia, Canada may be expensive but it is a beautiful country. So many trees, so much more space as compare to the US. Every time we come back from Canada, we see how uglier US is.
I would love to live there.
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Thalia
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by Thalia » Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:04 pm
oh lol you couldn't pay me to move to the States (no offence any US dwellers) I love Canada, however I also love going shopping in the States

I just wish that things weren't so much more expensive

It's frustrating having people say oh I bought this fabulous thing for our birds/hermit crabs at Petsmart and it only cost me X dollars! So I skip down to the Petsmart near by and the price is double or more

Very frustrating!! I wish I lived closer to the border so I could cross over and shop more easily.