Whats the minimal size the depth should be?That might be too small for breeding, but that should be fine for pets.
really is no minimum size, they live on hundreds of acres land filled with wild life and trees. every bird that is caged is in a “too small cage”. i would say to not be stressed in captivity a cage big enough to allow the wings to open fully and the bird be able to do a 360 around without tail feathers hitting the bars as minimum for all.Whats the minimal size the depth should be?
I don't have enough space thoughI would try and make that atleast 2.5metres wide.
5.5x2.5x2.5metres is a good size aviary for 2 macaws
1.5 metre wide isnt enough for a breeding pair.
It's my garage but right now we use it as a warehouse we put there everything that we don't need so i gotta clean up before I can take a pic lolDo you have a picture of the area where you would like to build this area?
I don't park my car there .. it's almost empty we use it as a warehouse...If it's a garage, you will probably need to consider light, damp and ventilation as well as space. Depending on what's been stored there, you may have to consider fumes (petrol, diesel, paint, gardening chemicals etc) and mould. Paper and cardboard can harbour aspergillus mould spores, which birds are particularly sensitive to.
just have to make sure you monitor humidity and temperature, if both of those conditions are met and the size of the cage is enough you shouldnt have a problem. Also need to make sure the lighting upgraded there its way too dark even given the side windows. I wouldnt put it outdoors unless temp was made stable and protected from the elements. would need ac/ heat /lighting. the garage looks exposed to the climate.I don't park my car there .. it's almost empty we use it as a warehouse...
I wanna build it next to the wall