Sardines. Truly, sardines.

[ChubbChubb]

Hi, I'm a member of what I like to call the packed sardines! 7 birds and 7 humans all living in a cramped 2 bed. Funky eh? Oh yeah! Canada! This is mainly for my two tiels (chickens) since I'm already a pro with them budgies.

Bijou the king (or so he thinks of himself) ^^

And zizo! The fatso on the right!
OBSESSED.
Anyhow ntmy and good night!
Ps: Birds

 

[Shezbug]

Welcome to the Avenue

 

[Xoetix]

Hello and welcome!

 

[ChubbChubb]

Hello and welcome!

Thank you

 

[Cassiopejaz]

Welcome to AA, hope you will enjoy ur stay here with us!

 

[I AM NOT EMMA]

 

[Zara]

Welcome to Avian Avenue!

 

[expressmailtome]

Welcome, and enjoy the site!

 

[Spearmint]

Welcome!!

 

[Kiwi's Dad]

 

[Deleted member 57370]

One thing I think helps, especially in limited space. Is to attach perches to the outside and top of the cage. Makes it a home base play stand. Easier for them to move around than walking on the cage bars. And well that makes me think of a second thing ! Make use of the wasted vertical space above the cages. I use a ceiling hook ( weight rated) heavy fishing ling to attach a rope spiral or other to hang a few inches above cage.

 

[WillowQ]

Welcome!

 

[FeatheredM]

Welcome

 

[calibird]

Welcome to The Avenue.

 

[WillowQ]

Kind of like what Pixiebeak referred
to, I have my cages set up with branches or jungle gyms coming off of them. I’ve lived in a tiny studio with two or three birds and had to maximize usefulness of the cages.

I’ve also got a basket set up for my small parrot. It’s a medium wicker basket; the handle pie wrapped with sisal for a better grip and some toys are hung from the handle. I line the basket with paper to catch droppings.
My Quakers have really enjoyed these baskets and I can carry them by the handle to place them wherever I’m sitting. Here’s Willow’s basket, set on my bed.

 

[Cali]