Yaheetech 60.5inch Extra Large Bird Cage Metal Parrot Cage Flight Cage for Cockatiels African Grey Quaker Green Cheek Sun Conure Medium Birds Parrots

Good cage, but instructions for assembly are sketchy. Both of my cockatiels fit nicely in this cage. Spacious and good for multiple birds. A little awkward to access feeders and interior, but a good cage for the price. If it had better assembly instructions, it would be easier to deal with. Took two people to assemble and it was nearly an hour to accomplish. But, in the end, it is a sturdy and spacious cage for multiple birds.

This cage is huge! Plenty of space for 2 cockatiels to play and stay entertained during the day. How can you not love it!?! Other cages this size are over 500$..the closest I saw to one exactly like this was 275$. I got this for 160$ I used the playground topper from their old cage and mounted it on top. I wish the doors were a little bigger, but I can always do that myself later. This was easy to build, and I did it by myself..from box to bird, about an hour. There are a few slightly bent bars due to shipping and they bent back very easily with out compromising the structural integrity. It is very well built. The latches in the front arent weird, theyre just simple, and at any point i could easily weld a different one on if i really wanted. Super happy with this! Birds are too!

This bird cage is amazing for my two Parakeets. Easy to put together (my 11 year old did it by himself) and very roomy. I don’t use perches cages come with. I would recommend buying a variety of perches for their feet (flat, grapevines, bumpy). I also use branches from outside, they love chewing on them. I leave the door open 24/7 for them to fly around for years now as they choose. So if you have birds, absolutely give them an outside perching area and room to fly, don’t keep them caged up. If you have too many in a cage where there isn’t enough personal space you’ll learn the pecking order the hard way. Let them out and make sure the cage is large enough for the amount of birds you have. Recommend!

Any comments stating this is easy to assemble aren't being honest. You'll need needle nose pliers because tabs will be bent and the "instructions" make the process similar to assembling a jigsaw puzzle with no real picture to go by. We have other birds and the only real hint was by being familiar with other cages. It still took about two hours to assemble due to looking at parts and thinking about what made sense to put where. And when you're seventy you start to hope you'll be done before you or the birds die of old age. Still a sturdy cage but a pain thanks to being cheap on having instructions and labeling the parts.

It was not easy to put together, but once I completed the set-up and put my two parakeets inside, they immediately took to it like a fish to water. It's roomy and secure. I'm very happy with the outcome and so are my birds.