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To avoid the mess (mainly droppings and food) all over the floor and also due to the size of the cage. Is yours kept inside? and is it in a general living area? or a bedroom - How often do you let it roam the house?

Will a mirror in a cage delay young birds talking or is this myth nonsense?

Thanks Donna it makes sense - should I cover his cage at night to keep him warmer? or doesnt this matter

My IRN (Greenie) is now living in a cage outside on the front of a kids playhouse. Will this change his temperament as he is now socialising with wild birds ( no contact but they scrounge around his cage for food etc) Melbourne's winter can get down to 4 degrees celsius and I have made him a large w...