need some idea's

[kwbudgerigars]

hey all,

redoing my birdroom after a rodent infestation, almost of top of it now and managed to keep them out. i used to have my breeding cages on a sort of worktop and they were stack up, but i want to find a better way of making a breeding cage rack. any pictures or suggestions would be much appreciated

these are similar to the ones i have got.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Single-Breeding-Cage-Budgie-Nest-Box-Cage-Front-/280779278882?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Birds&hash=item415fbfca22

kyle

[brian1]

Hi Kyle, mine are similar to that and I have mine stacked on top of each other, off the floor in 2 sets of 3 cages, just make sure the blighters can't get in to the shed/aviary,check for any holes etc,I have a slab floor so they could only get in through the sides if there was a hole, I also set traps round the outside of the aviary as they will go for the easy option..........

[barrieshutt]

I use the all wire Kyle , available from supapets, these sit in racks i made

[BudgiesBuddy]

I use these cages which come with stands. These are placed next to each other.

Very easy to move around, clean the walls and back of the cages, no mites issue whatsoever.

[brian1]

Nov 27, 2011 21:10:46 GMT barrieshutt said:

I use the all wire Kyle , available from supapets, these sit in racks i made

I love this layout it looks fantastic, very impressive

[Hezz]

Professional is the word that springs to my mind. I suppose the cards have mum and dad's credentials on them, lay dates etc. Do you peek in from the top or back, Barrie?

[kwbudgerigars]

ok thanks everyone, looking in to buying wire cages now haha the birds have gone back into the newly done flight today will get some pictures tommorow.

kyle