Domnijoe - The Art Studio and Bird Herder's Residence

[rheashard2]

Here's my new cage for my future TAG. I think it's big enough for a temporary cage. I have to find something sturdier to tie the top exit door. The cage opens at the top, plus there's a door without a latch that I've zip-tied closed. I have yet to get more toys. I'm going to research Amazon/grey-sized toys so I can make my own.

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Nice, your future friend should have fun hanging from top!

 

[corkscr.ew]

Here's my new cage for my future TAG. I think it's big enough for a temporary cage. I have to find something sturdier to tie the top exit door. The cage opens at the top, plus there's a door without a latch that I've zip-tied closed. I have yet to get more toys. I'm going to research Amazon/grey-sized toys so I can make my own.

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What are the dimensions of the cage?

 

[Vampiric_Conure]

What are the dimensions of the cage?

It's 31.5" L x 30.1" W x 61.6" H.

 

[Vampiric_Conure]

I may have a breeder set up, but I always surf Kijiji for possible bird adoptions. Found one in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, that Miiiiight be a fit. I wanted an older bird, and this fella is 3 years. Male, but DNA isn't available.

Keeping my options open and stuff .

 

[Vampiric_Conure]

Well, that Kitchener, Ontario, Canada bird was a bust. He was unwilling to ship, but I found another place that has another bird. Some people accuse them of reselling, while they say they simply offer birds for adoption through a 'second chance bird rescue' they have on the side, where people with unwanted birds approach them and they help find them adoptees. Their reviews seem legit and their efforts appear real, so I'm going with them. They have a young male available., about a year old. Looks good.