Double stack bird cage??

[carkam]

I need to get a double stack cage. I have looked at the avian adventures multi vista and one called the Waimea wingplex double decker from cages 4 less. Has anyone seen or had one of these and which would be best for a GCC and a senegal/meyer hybrid. The hybrid is 129 grams and the GCC is 77 grams.

Thanks!!!!

 

[carkam]

Anyone???

 

[birdlover82]

I know Kelli(atvchick) has a few of the critter nation stacking cages. And I think they might be a little bit bigger then both of those were.

 

[carkam]

The one from cages 4 less is larger inside than the Avian adventures, but the avian adventures have a place in between for lighting. Some double stacks are larger but are 1" bar spacing which is too large for my GCC for sure. They will be out when me or my DH is home.

 

[allison]

I personally like the flight stackers.
32"x21" Double Stack Flight Bird Cage for finch conure - eBay (item 230457405554 end time Aug-30-10 11:05:10 PDT)

 

[carkam]

I am not fond of the plastic feeders in those. However it does look nice and large. Are the bars strong? My meyers/sennie loves to pull at the bars on the cage!

 

[allison]

You can always replace the plastic ones with coop cups. I think the bars are pretty strong but I don't have the cage so I can't say for sure. I use coop cups in my single flight.
Stainless Steel Coop Cup

 

[carkam]

I do have one of those cups. I could work! It is cheaper too! But want the best one for them. So researching first!

 

[carkam]

Re: Ideas for a Double stack bird cage??

I am looking for a good double stack for my GCC and my Sennie/Meyer hybrid. Anyone have any suggestions? Avian adventures multi vista, Cages for less (Waimea double stack), or the flight stacker (Thanks Allison!) I want a good, sturdy cage with as much room as they can have with a double stack. I would appreciate any ideas on this. THANKS!

 

[carkam]

OOPs tried to change the heading! Messed up I guess!

 

[allison]

I think that Joanna has the cage that I posted.

 

[allison]

Here it's in this video.
http://forums.avianavenue.com/bird-boulevard/26902-my-birdroom-needs-your-help.html
She has Ellie her red belly in it.

 

[atvchick95]

I know Kelli(atvchick) has a few of the critter nation stacking cages. And I think they might be a little bit bigger then both of those were.

yes mam I do and I LOVE them I have a pair of Conures in mine. They've got a ton of room even when i had their nest box inside the cage they still had plenty of room

I won't trade mine in for the world. So if i ever move I sure hope I don't have to move to a house with Smaller rooms LOL

 

[carkam]

Are they powder coated? Seems to be for ferrets, etc?? Like the size though. Which one worked for your conures Kelli? Thanks.

 

[thejoie]

I have the cage Allison posted and LOVE it!! Its just like the single flights except stacked!! It's perfect for Elle the redbelly who needs a lot of toys to keep herself busy. And the cockatiels are on the bottom. I'm debating getting another one, I love it THAT much!

One recommendation, make sure placement is near a window or have an avian light available to the bottom inhabitants. Its not a HUGE problem but I definitely get paranoid. Mine are set up next to the window. It's easy to clean too. I wasn't a fan of the food cups but have since replaced most of them with ones I prefer.

 

[carkam]

Thanks Joanna! That would be cheaper than the other cages I was looking at and a red belly would be about the size of my Sennie/Meyer. Is it easy to attach the cups to? Since I am not found of the plastic ones.

 

[thejoie]

I got a few Lixit cups and a few stainless steels ones to put in there. The only downside is that there's no feeder door but it's just a teeny tiny inconvenience.

I really love the size of the cage and for the price it's great. None of my birds are cage chewers so I can't speak to its durability but I'm really a big fan overall!