I am getting one cockatiel sometime this month. I want either one of these cages, but I can't pick which one. One is smaller and cheaper, and the other is larger but a little more expensive. He will have about 4-5 hours of time out his cage (with me) a day and like probably 6-7 hours out a day on weekends.
Cage one (The smaller one):
http://birdcages4less.com/page/B/PROD/Sm ... Cage two (Larger one):
http://birdcages4less.com/page/B/PROD/Sm ... Thanks for the help ^___^
Bigger is always better! These cages are a real steal! However, sometimes the price reflects the quality of the cage. Keep that in mind! Spending more money could ensure that you won't need to update the cage! Just putting in my two cents.
Both these cages look very nice, perfect for a cockatiel. Make sure to add some toys and different sized perches and it can be the perfect cage.
pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com It `s great to hear how much time you will spend with your bird. My Einstein is the greatest bird I have ever owned. I love him to pieces, and I` m sure you will love your cockatiel just as much!
When it comes to any bird cages, the bigger it is, the better. In this case, this holds true. You should get your cockatiel Cage Two for it. The reason for why Cage Two is because you want to give your new bird the largest amount of room for it to be able to move around and give it enough room to spread out it wings and be able to fly around within the cage. Hope you enjoy your new cockatiel. :-)
- PA
I think that you should get the first one because the bird doesn't need that much space, and the first one has enough that it won't feel cramped. If you take the bird out like you say you will, it will get it's exercise and you won't have to worry about it. Another bonus is you save money to buy the bird more toys.:). Good luck picking. I hope this helps.
They are both very good. i think the second one looks nicer. They don't look that much different in size.
