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Am I prepareed?

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Hey guys, i am new here and am soon getting my first IRN.
Now I used to have a Pure white Cockatiel, so my setup is complete for a cockatiel.
My question is that an ok setup for an IRN or do i need something different, i am talking food/toys/ inside cage setup and all
included are pics of what my cage looks like. is it big enough or do i need bigger? (the top opens up)

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Post by Sunny »

I have a lovebird in a cage that size.

I have a large steel cage for my Sunny. I shall take a pic for you.
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WOW

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*smiles gleefully* spoiled little ones eh?
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Post by Lauren »

The cage needs to be big enough to accomadate for their long tails and for them to stretch their wings out. They do need thick perches too. So if you can find some thicker perches that would be great. Even better, thick branches.

My Jibby used to have a cage that size. But of course he only slept in it. Plenty of time out of the cage. We've got a bigger cage now. Yodas is still a little small. But it will do for now until I can afford to get a big one.

I'm thinking of getting lovebirds to put in Jibbys old cage. Its just sitting on the balcony. :wink:
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Post by Lauren »

Sunny, I was going to buy that same one. But chose this instead..

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And this is both theyre cages..

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Post by Sunny »

lostjerry wrote:*smiles gleefully* spoiled little ones eh?


I bought this cage second hand. To buy new they are about $570AUD. I paid $150 for it.

It was dismantled and very dirty from storage but I managed to get it assembled (alot of swearing involved). I just bleached it and scrubbed it until I was happy with it.
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Post by Sunny »

That's a great one Lauren. I would prefer to have one that shape. One day I will treat him/her to a new cage.
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Post by Sunny »

I need some new toys now. I bought recently a fantastic toy until he/she figured out how to chew through the leather holding it together.
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Post by Lauren »

Cages here are sooo incredible expensive huh? I bought mine on ebay. Saved a few hundred dollars.

I need new toys too. They've destroyed all of them. I've just bought tones of beads and cotton rope and stuff to make toys. But I'm really not sure if it works out cheaper than just buying the toys ready made. :? Oh well, it should be fun making my own. :D
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I bought my toys off an ebay seller. He's apparently a parrot breeder too.
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The seller's ID is Lockie3133 if you are interested in having a look.
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