I bought a larger used cage, since I've bought three new finches. I'm going to clean and disinfect it, but can I repaint it? Would I have to use special paint or can I just use spray paint? It's just a regular 30"x36"x18".
I'm anxious to decorate it with the silk ivy vines I bought. Has any one used the little bamboo plants they sell? Are they safe?
Repaint cage? Bamboo plants?
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If you use a good quality, water based spray paint and be sure to let it air out for a decent amount of time before moving them in, they should be okay.
I wouldn't recommend this for hookbills as they use they beaks for climbing and would soon have the paint gnawed off, but I don't believe it will be a problem with finches.
I wouldn't recommend this for hookbills as they use they beaks for climbing and would soon have the paint gnawed off, but I don't believe it will be a problem with finches.
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I paid $30 for the cage which was half price compared to new in the store.
It cleaned up pretty well and will do till I can upgrade also.
What is lucky bamboo
The kind I was going to get has several short pieces that are sprouting leaves and it is usually in a planter. I seen some that are about a foot high. I thought it would look nice in the corner of the cage. I guess I better check again.
It cleaned up pretty well and will do till I can upgrade also.
What is lucky bamboo
