Prevue Hendryx SPF063 Divided Flight Cage, Black

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Got the cage to get two male lovebirds used to each other as we had the one first and were given his brother about 6 months later. Had the Prevue SP42614-4 Flight Cage to give the first bird as much space as possible but (1) he stuck to the top half of the cage except to fly down to eat and drink and (2) would try to bite the new bird through the bars whenever we set their cages together. Not practical to get 2 huge cages so after a month or so, ordered this divided cage. It is a bit deeper than the other cage so birds get more space without increasing the length and about half the height of the other cage - doesn’t take up as much space in the room and birds seem fine. While older brother at first tried to bite the other bird through the divider, settled down after a few days. Like the option of being able to remove divider later.

Bought this to travel from Virginia to the U.P of Michigan with three cockatiels and a lovebird, a 2600 mile round trip. Have made the trip several times with two cages but this was so much easier and convenient. Fit perfectly in the back seat of our Ford Escape and strapped with the seat belt with room to spare in the back seat. Granted, this cage isn't suitable as a permanent home for three cockatiels but it worked out good for traveling and during our visit. It comes with four perches but I added a third perch for the cockatiels and arranged them in such a way that all were comfortable. It has food and water dishes for both sides. It was fairly simple to assemble. The one thing I really like is that all the doors have a little half-loop on the doors which keeps the birds from opening them. This came in handy as our lovebird is an accomplished escape artist. The cage has a pull out tray for easy cleaning.This is an excellent cage if you have several small birds (e.g. parakeets, finches) and want to house them in one cage. It definitely is a great travel cage for small to medium size birds.

The cage is a nice size, I have 2 pairs of Gouldian finches and I picked this cage specifically because I wanted to have a pair on each side. The assembly was a little bit tough because the divider is a bit weird to put on but I was able to place it. The part that got me all sad thinking it was a bad cage was that the perches that it came with did not fit on one side of the cage if placed the way the picture shows. I finally thought of something to help with that issue and now my finches are in their new home. I will attach a picture just in case anyone else encounters this issue. Overall the cage is functional for what I need it for.

I don't like that the birds live on the grate, which is non-removable unless you rebuild the bottom (which I did). It is normal for many finch types to enjoy picking on the ground which helps keep them busy. It is rather flimsy and easily bent. It is supposed to be stackable but I wouldn't recommend it. The top doors for easy access are very difficult to open without holding the cage in place with your other hand. Dishes are nice and the tray washes easily. Price was affordable for me and I bought a second one that I will rebuild also, along with reinforcing the stack with wood lathe up the sides and between the two.

Not good cage for a living cage or sleeping cage but good for travel cage.

My birds love this cage. They can visit with each other but still have plenty of room in their own space.It was so easy to put together. Some reviewers said the wire is thin but you won't be putting a parrot in it so its perfect. There are questions about the size too. Mine is 23 1/2" W 16 D and 16 T.My only complaints are that no matter where I tried putting them only one of the 4 included perches fit, the others fell out. I had perches I could cut to fit so that was no big deal.The biggest problem are the food cups. They really need perches. My poor parakeets have a hard time balancing on that thin plastic edge.

I needed to separate my birds. They would not stop having more birds! They were always mating and I am amazed how many times she would be pregnant. We tried separate cages but my male learned how to open it and enter her cage. We tried to move them into different rooms but same thing he learned and would fly to her and mate. There was nothing I can do to prevent it!! He would also get depressed and not eat if he wasn't near her so I found this cage. It keeps the doors shut! He can't open it!! They are in one cage but separated with a wall so no more baby birds. They are able to see each other so he is not depressed. I love it!! I am so glad I found it!!