HSM 62 Inch Wrought Iron Large Bird Flight Cage with Rolling Stand for African Grey Parrot Cockatiel Sun Parakeet Conure Lovebird Canary…

This bird cage is perfect for my green cheek conure. The perch on the top is where he likes to spend his time. It is on wheels so it is easier to clean around it daily. It is easy to clean and has plenty of space to add toys. Love this cage, my bird is happy

Excellent, it's pretty, comfortable and easy to assemble, it's actually a good purchase.

Haven't set it up yet, but my bf mom happened to also have this same one and said it does take a 2 person job to set it up. But it definitely gives our bird more room to play with toys and play in his cage. And it even got delivered a day early than it said it'd be delivered.

The cage was easy to assemble, even though the instructions weren’t great. Once put together, it’s sturdy and my bird really enjoys it. That said, there are two issues worth mentioning. First, the seed/water cup doors don’t have strong latches ... my bird figured out how to open them almost immediately. I had to improvise a fix so he couldn’t escape. Second, the seed catcher frame (which was one of the main reasons I bought this cage) had sharp edges. It felt unsafe, especially with my dog around, so I decided not to use that part. Overall, it’s a nice cage once assembled, but be prepared to modify or skip certain features.

It is what is in the picture. However, I was disappointed on the conditions of the cage. Some parts of the cage was bend it. For the price I was expecting more quality. If you have a parakeet I recommend getting other perches since the ones that comes with the cage are for more larger birds.

I like this birdcage. I have another one like it. This one had a flaw or two - a couple welds were loose holding the bars in place. Not enough to deal with a return though. The design is decent enough. I put those dog and puppy pee pads on the slide-out catch tray and change it every so often. I used zip-ties to affix the top to the sides of the cage, otherwise while moving it you can pull the top off accidentally. I also upgraded the casters. They make a lot of noise rumbling across the floor and don't easily go over stuff. To do this I bought 2 things: - a 3/8"-16 UNC High Speed Steel Taper Tap - Rollerblade Style Swivel Casters with 3/8”– 16x1” Threaded Stem I used the tap to put threads up the plastic caster guide, then screwed in the rollerblade wheels. The cage now rolls effortlessly and is completely silent.

This cage is drastically overpriced for its quality. Priced at $172.59, it’s worth no more than $80. As an experienced bird cage assembler, I found this model to be a nightmare to put together. Many parts arrived bent, including all four base metal side panels, which are unusable due to damage in the same corner. The overall design is flawed, with poorly fitting pieces that make assembly frustrating and time-consuming. The instructions are unclear, poorly labeled, and incomplete. A black plastic piece was included without any mention in the directions, and the hardware was disorganized, with various screws and parts thrown into a small zip-lock bag. The picture is very deceiving. It is too small for two Macaws, or even one, as large parrots need flight cages to spread their wings and exercise. After fixing bent and poorly fitting parts, I use it for one Cockatiel, with perches, ladders, and toys arranged to maximize utilization of the whole space. It’s mainly for eating and sleeping. The poorly designed playtop had to be modified for engagement and security, and I added an area to encourage foraging for fresh fruits and veggies, as the included cups are awkwardly placed and my cockatiel had no interest in them.

Buena,calidad y entrega a tiempo.