55" X-Large 3/8-Inch Tight Bar Spacing Multiple Flight Bird for Small Size Aviary Budgie Canary Finch Breeding Cage with Removable Rolling Stand

Got this as an Xmas gift. Being used for parakeets/budgies! Took 3 hours for my bf to assemble. Was pretty hard to do and would be much faster with 2-3 peoples help. 1 of the food dishes came broken. I like the large size of the cage so my MIL’s birds can have more room to fly and space of their own. Excited to add more toys for them soon. She absolutely loves it and the birds seem so happy.It required pliers + zip ties as other reviews had mentioned. Good cage aside from the broken piece and the fact it’s a bit bent. It isn’t the most durable heavy duty cage out there but it’s still great!. Especially for tiny birds like a parakeet.

Very Spacious. A little difficult to put together. Will need pliars! All in all, great cage, great price. I have 3 breeding pair of Zebra finches with plenty of room for expanding families, no territorial fighting. The only thing I found is that you may want to put a small piece of plywood down on top of roller base. It will make it a lot easier to pull the tray out for cleaning. Recomend this product

This is not your best quality cage. I wouldn’t recommend for finches or canaries because it’s not wide enough. Would be great for small hookbills such as lovebirds, parrotlets or budgies but not on the floor. I bought two cages and used the panels to make a very large and solid built aviary. I would never trust my birds in this cage because I have dogs and cats. Especially on the ground. No way. Just not safe enough. I didn’t use the perches. But again would be fine for hookbills.

The box was a lil beat up and some of my parts was a bent but I was able to still position them properly. The directions was horrible 😭. Thank God my honey is familiar with how cages are supposed to work. These tips will help you out and hopefully save you a lil time n headache 😁. Lay the front of the cage and the back of the cage on its side to be put together laying down. You will know cause of the doors on the front cage. At the bottom remember when inter locking the hooks you have to(front to the back) leave the space to slide the tray in and out. It's going to seem to be uneven just remember the extra space at the bottom is for the tray. The back cage bottom goes at the bottom thats the part that will hold the tray. Once you figure this out you have a nice spacious cage. We love it.

I got this for my parakeets in spite of the bad reviews / low rating. I should've listened to the reviews.This is a flimsy piece of junk. I bought for the narrow bar spacing as one of my parakeets escapes from the cage I currently have that has almost twice as much spacing. But the "tight" spacing is misleading as the bars are so close flimsy a parakeet could end up killed getting their head stuck in between them since they move VERY easily. I slid my finger through the bars vertically, then turned it horizontal (spreading bars apart) with no effort whatsoever. I have no problems with my birds flying free around the house most of the time, but was trying to prevent possible injury from them squeezing through bars when I do need them in their cage, not put them in a death trap (I know for sure my male would manage to get his head through but then get stuck, my girl isn't as determined to get out unless the door is left open and even then she prefers the cage).I was lead to brush off negative reviews because of the description "shipping weight: 90 lbs" thinking a cage that weighs that much couldn't be THAT flimsy....what arrived at my door barely weighed just over 1/3 of that (34 lbs). The cage my birds are in now (about half the length, same width and half the height) weighs more than this cage.There are multiple gaps where the edges should meet when it's put together. In a couple spots the gap is about 3". They could be zip-tied, but that would cause some of the bars to bend / separate, thus not getting the bar spacing they advertise.The tray was bent / warped so bad the cage could not be properly assembled with it and I was afraid to try to bend it back into shape and end up breaking it completely.Trying to put it back in the box to send it beck (and I'll probably be stuck paying the return shipping on this piece of junk) was a whole new set of problems. All the hooks kept hanging up on other parts of the cage and the box. It took three people almost 30 minutes to rebox it.If I could give this 0 stars that would be too high of a rating for this cage, but I had to give it 1 star to leave my review. There are cages that don't cost much more than this and have better reviews / higher ratings.

This cage was extremely bent, it could not be assembled as is but with a lot of zip ties, it’s together. For the price compared to other cages, it’s still worth it, after the zip ties held it together, I think it’s working fine.

The media could not be loaded. So it was hard to assemble i had to buy some zip ties and add one where each hook was to make it sturdy and the instructions were pretty unclear it basically said to put the top on the bottom then put the sides on and add the other bottom piece it doesnt say which hooks to do first on each side. Once i got it together with the zip ties for support it was pretty nice especially for the price it has a lot of flight room it is mostly pretty easy to clean i dont use the bottom tray i got a plastic sheet i can wipe down to put on the bottom so my birds feet dont get caught in the wires so i just wipe that off and every few days i wipe down the side wires which takes a while but it gets pretty clean the cups are a pain to clean though

Not too difficult to put together but it will take two people. As with all cages, there are some bends that can easily be adjusted. Love all of the feeding doors. Provides plenty of room. A big plus, wheels to easily move cage around. My tray was cracked on one corner but that was not an issue. That probably happened during shipping. Very sturdy and an excellent value compared to the cost of similar sized cages. Love it.