Width VS Height
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Width VS Height
As the title says, what's better, a thin but tall cage? or a wide but not very high cage? For an IRN with wings clipped.
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Tall & Thin
For an IRN with clipped wings,
a Tall and thin cage offers better exercise opportunites
than one which is wide and low.
A tall cage challenges the IRN to use its beak & feet
in climbing up & down the bars and perches.
A cage that's wide & long however,
is better for fully flighted IRNs.
As they fly to and from perches spaced at both ends of the cage.
And at times, will just hover in mid-air.
a Tall and thin cage offers better exercise opportunites
than one which is wide and low.
A tall cage challenges the IRN to use its beak & feet
in climbing up & down the bars and perches.
A cage that's wide & long however,
is better for fully flighted IRNs.
As they fly to and from perches spaced at both ends of the cage.
And at times, will just hover in mid-air.
cage
A 2 ft. Wide X 2ft. Deep X 130 cm. Height
is suitable for your IRN w/ clipped wings.
A Ladder, rope, or swing can be placed inside for the bird
to go down to reach its food & water pots...
and climb up...getting its exercise from the cage design.
is suitable for your IRN w/ clipped wings.
A Ladder, rope, or swing can be placed inside for the bird
to go down to reach its food & water pots...
and climb up...getting its exercise from the cage design.