Colorday Large Bird Bath for Cage, Parrot Bath for Parakeet, African Grey, Amazon, Conure, Cockatiel(13X11X8 inch)

Although it seemed a bit on the pricey side, I was willing to try it out, as it seemed I had finally found a bird bath that was large enough for my Parrot to enjoy herself while bathing. Putting it together was a bit difficult for me, as the screws and nuts are TINY and my hands don't work well with tiny. Yet I managed after a while to do so. I love the fact that it can be hung easily not only in the cage, but also can be transported to the bathroom, and hung in the shower for my Parrot to join me if desired, with her own "space". It's a very sturdy plastic, with sturdy metal hooks to hang it with. I feel confident it will last quite some time, and delight my bird.

Works great

The media could not be loaded. Our sun conure loves it! It’s a great size for medium birds, and anchors well on the side of the cage. It’s easy to clean and refill. Good value. Just wish it was one solid piece instead of two parts that you have to screw together because water leaks out of the middle seam sometimes.

I have a conure and was looking for a larger bath for her. She likes to swim! She won’t get in it for some reason, it fits perfectly on the cage, and is plenty big. As far as I think, it’s perfect for her. Super easy to put together, and nice and clear. I just wish she’d use it! If she did she’d LOVE IT!!

Putting the two parts together the screws and nuts were very diffucult to handle as the size of the parts are very tiny and slippery. As I also have arthritis.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this bird bath for my three Conures (Green Cheek, Jenday and Red Factor). All three immediately took to it, and at one point two tried to go in at the same time. Before I was able to place the order, I had reached out to the company, and they followed up with me within a day and let me know they had more coming in for Amazon. They then followed up right when they were released and I was able to buy before it sold out again. It fits nice in the next box opening in my cage (which I think is about 6" high and 7" wide. The opening for the bath fits flush with my cage and there are no gaps where my bird could try and wiggle out. If I had one area of improvement it would be to drill extra holes next to the other holes to accommodate for different sizes/bar spacing for the cage. As mine is now, I do have to wiggle it in with one hook first, and then get the other to take. I will probably drill holes this week and make it easier for me. The representative told me I could take the hooks off and bend them (when not attached to the case) to make it easier, but in my case, I think I just need to move them over a half an inch on each side. Overall, this is a sturdy, great bird bath. It does not leak and catches all the water when my Conures go in their splashing around. There is plenty of room for them to splash around. I have no doubt this will last a very long time.I don't work for the company, but they also make an awesome bird cage cover with magnets that hold it to the cage. Look for "Colorday Good Night Bird Cage Cover for Large Bird Cage with Play Top" and you wont be disappointed. I have an A&E split level cage that has a dome on the left and a playstand on the right. A&E doesn't even have a cover for it. When I happened upon their cover, I knew it would be perfect.

I've been looking at this for awhile. The price always seemed too steep to me. However, I got it with a gift card and my green-cheeked conure absolutely loves it! It is his little playground area that he brings his toys to when it isn't bath day. He absolutely loves bath day too! I will say putting it together was a little tricky with the tiny bolts.

For many months this hung out on the cage as more of a birdie music instrument than bird bath. I had to leave it without water for months before they became comfortable with it. One Quaker parrot for so comfortable she started acting live it was a nesting box. At that point, I added the water back in. One of them was mostly just using it to dunk her food, but a larger (8 cup) water bowl fixed that problem. Finally, after what seemed an eternity of months, 1 of our 5 quaker parrots finally used it. She seemed to really enjoy herself. I can’t believe how well she fits in it. Unlike the water bowl, playing in this means splashes stay contained. I didn’t give it 5 stars though because I really think it needs more air holes/openings on the other 3 sides of this plastic box. If I were a bird, I think I’d feel claustrophobic in it. Fortunately, all that patience has finally paid off. Caught my Aster taking a bath. Check out her face when I took her picture. Haha.