would i get 4 budgies in here?

[milliej]

The Hamberley that a few of us on here have is a great little rather huge cage!

www.littlepetwarehouse.co.uk/products/hamberley-single-metal-large-cage.html

The only thing I didn't like about it was all the bars running vertical, but the budgies don't seem to mind. They have plenty of 'stepping stones' perches and things. Hope it works out for you and your guys.

[Jay]

I won't be keeping all the platform need room for perches and toys the only platform i'll be leaving in will be in the middle level to put there fruit and veggies on what type of bath would you reccomend for flight cages milliej

[Hezz]

Budgies don't need a bath in their cage all the time; they need to be given the opportunity to perhaps on a weekly basis, but leaving it in the cage all the time is just a receptacle for poop.

A shallow amount of water in a pie dish, perhaps with a sprig of something green is all you need.

[Jay]

I'm wanting one that fits on the cage 😊

[Shirls]

Don't forget that birds tend to fly horizontally rather than vertically, when you eventually buy your cage.

[Hezz]

Feb 10, 2017 7:21:38 GMT Jay said:

I'm wanting one that fits on the cage 😊

May I ask why??

[Jay]

So its easier to hook on and off daily saves having to keep opening the cage door all the time

[Jay]

Feb 10, 2017 8:38:14 GMT Shirls said:

Don't forget that birds tend to fly horizontally rather than vertically, when you eventually buy your cage.

The cage is tall but wide aswell so they'll have perches at top level, middle level and lower levels they'll be getting plenty of toys on the higher level so they can play and have room to fly around on other levels aswell plus they'll be having an hour or more a day outside the cage with a play stand on top of the cage so they'll never get bored or lack time to spread their wings i want my birds to be healthy and socialable and interact well in my home. 😊

[jellybean]

Feb 10, 2017 19:21:14 GMT Jay said:

So its easier to hook on and off daily saves having to keep opening the cage door all the time

Would the cage door not need to be open so that you could hang the bath inside, and if the bath was outside would the cage door not need to be open to allow the birds to use it, or have I misunderstood this.

[Jay]

The cage i'm getting has a couple of sliding doors so would hang it outside via one of those

[milliej]

That's something I hadn't thought of when I bought the bath they have now, it's big compared to the old one they used to have that did fit on the side of their old cage. This one has to go inside, it's a good one just takes up a fair bit of room. Depends where you put it but wouldn't fit on the outside of their new cage!

www.gardenfeathers.co.uk/bird-baths/bird-bath-with-wire-top.html

[Jay]

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00DI5JNJI/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1486859844&sr=8-6&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=budgie+bath&dpPl=1&dpID=41As-KDPb1L&ref=plSrch#

This is the bath i am looking at similar to the one i had when i had buds before it should fit this cage touch wood

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