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New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 4:08 pm
by JRs Gouldians
Hey guys. Well I finally got around to turning 2 cages into 1 flight cage just thought I'd share a few pics of it.

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The cage dimensions are now 60inX18inx18in. Water on one side of the cage and food on the other. Got the Idea from Cindy (thanks again for posting your pictures on another members topic. This is cage one of two that I plan on making. The next one will be half black and half white, which I'm not thrilled about but I don't think the birds will mind as long as they get to fly more. :lol: :wink:

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 4:15 pm
by debbie276
very nice!
=D>

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 4:39 pm
by bugaboo5
Very very nice! :) I wish I was more savvy with my hands. I have those cages as well but would have no clue how to combine them to make a flight cage. I can't wait to see the birds in their new and improved home. ;)

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 4:40 pm
by CandoAviary
Your birds will be happy :D

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 5:00 pm
by cindy
Jr...I have done this to 18 high and 36 high for bigger birds and owls...they love the space. Post a picture when you fill it!!!!

I am going to take two 36 high cages and remove the backs to use in a space that will not fit the 5 ft length.

Don't you love a little DIY projects!!!

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 5:13 pm
by JRs Gouldians
I will definitely post pics for you guys tomorrow of the girls new home. :mrgreen:
bugaboo5 wrote:Very very nice! :) I wish I was more savvy with my hands. I have those cages as well but would have no clue how to combine them to make a flight cage. I can't wait to see the birds in their new and improved home. ;)
It's a lot easier then you think. A pair of needle nose pliers, some zip ties, and your pretty much set. You never know how savvy you are with your hands until you give it a go. :wink:
cindy wrote:Jr...I have done this to 18 high and 36 high for bigger birds and owls...they love the space. Post a picture when you fill it!!!!

I am going to take two 36 high cages and remove the backs to use in a space that will not fit the 5 ft length.

Don't you love a little DIY projects!!!
Man I would love to have the space you do Cindy! My dad is about to kill me with the 10 cages I have set up now. Can't wait till I move up to Maine and I'll be able to build my own aviary.

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Sun May 08, 2011 5:29 pm
by cindy
I am planning on eventually using one of the spare rooms as a bird room but it won't be for a while yet. I have to wait for the last chickadee to leave the nest first!!!

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 3:04 pm
by JRs Gouldians
Made the second long flight cage today. Now everyone is settled and outside. Like I said before the second flight consisted of a black and white cage which I'm not thrilled about but hey now they have more room to fly. Here are the much awaited pics.

The two flights one atop the other, and then two 24' cages on top with societies (one cage with 3 goulds in the nest, and 3 with 5 eggs in the nest.)
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Again the stacks of cages.
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Stack of my new breeding cages, 30'x18'x18' (2 being used outside 1 inside.)
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Females in their flight plus one female canary for my mom.
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And the boys in their flight.
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Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 3:08 pm
by debbie276
very nice =D>

Re: New and Improved Cage

Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 5:43 pm
by JRs Gouldians
Thank you. :mrgreen: Took a little time to put everything together but well worth it for me and the birds. 8)