Does anyone use a separate cage for day and night use? If you have a sleeping cage, what size is it? Here's why I'm asking:
Technically, this will be our daughter's bird -- she's 16. She is in charge of the bird whenever she is home. Of course, she will be in school during weekdays. Fortunately, I am home during the day and am keen on the bird too! She really wants to have a big cage in her room, but I'm sure when she's home he won't be spending any time in it! I was going to suggest to her to have a smaller cage in her room -- one with a playtop. That way he can sleep in her room with her and have a place to hang out when she's home. I would have a bigger cage downstairs -- safe place for him to be when I'm not able to have eyes on him -- one with plenty of enrichment toys.
Suggestions Appreciated!
Technically, this will be our daughter's bird -- she's 16. She is in charge of the bird whenever she is home. Of course, she will be in school during weekdays. Fortunately, I am home during the day and am keen on the bird too! She really wants to have a big cage in her room, but I'm sure when she's home he won't be spending any time in it! I was going to suggest to her to have a smaller cage in her room -- one with a playtop. That way he can sleep in her room with her and have a place to hang out when she's home. I would have a bigger cage downstairs -- safe place for him to be when I'm not able to have eyes on him -- one with plenty of enrichment toys.
Suggestions Appreciated!