Divider Cage Question!

[jessdecutie18]

You know the huge cages, like my Yoshi's cage, that have a divider in the middle, so that you can have two birds?

 

Controvesial question I'm sure but I'd like to know what people's opinions are on having two greys in one split cage? I know some people have had two greys in one cage, no splitting, which would be great...

 

Would they try to bite each other through the divider bars? Could the divider be covered so that couldn't happen? Could it be taken out and they be together?

 

Thanks

 

P.S. How would age difference affect them. Say if my 10 month old Yoshi was to share a cage with a 12 year old Timneh. What about a Timneh and a Congo together?<br><br>Post edited by: jessdecutie18, at: 2010/02/01 19:34

[Debandbella]

I have a large double cage, 2 of mine now have 1 side and Chocko who i got last September has the other half. She did have her own cage for a couple of months til i was sure there wouldnt be any problems. Theyre all fine although i was hoping to remove the divider so they could all share the space, doesnt look like its going to happen. Providing you dont have 2 aggressive birds that actually try to attack each other you should be fine. The best bet is to try them while your in to monitor any problems and remove them your not able to supervise til your happy. Bitten feet can be quite dangerous.