Inches yeah, but the bar spacing is too big (1in). So instead we are getting a bigger parrot, probably an African grey or Eclectus. (I have had birds before)Is this inches? oooooh a palace! Double check the bar spacing so that it´s not too big
Yes, we probably will not be getting a bird for another 3-4 months. I have already started researching and are probably going to get an African grey over Eclectus because they have a specific diet. We are financially stable and do not move or make many lifestyle changes. I had already researched the two breeds prior to this. I just decided on lovebirds because no other birds are readily available and they are adorable.You may want to stop and research before carrying on with your journey to bring home a bird companion. Those species are extremely different from one another and need very different things (needs, toys, diet, lifestyle). Don´t just pick the bird that looks pretty and fits the cage, choose the bird that matches your lifestyle well. I say this mainly because your starting point here was bringing home a Fischeri.
Good luck
Larger cage makes for happier bird..... And a happy bird.
Less mess means they haven't tossed any food, shredded any toys or flapped around in their cage. Not good.
If the bird cannot flap wings freely in their cage, it is too small.
Like Leih said, birds are messy, cage size is irrelevant to the amount of mess they make.
Invest in a good hoover
