My £40.00 Bargain

[Kevin ritson]

[Mistyparrot]

It looks great. Fantastic price. I hope your council don't ask you to pay the dreaded "Room tax " on it!

( It's an English thing)

Steve n Misty

[Kevin ritson]

Born and bred lol. Im a home owner so i get away with it lol

[katana600]

And look at that, it was made to fit in your space exactly too. I hope you have many happy decades with your buddy sitting right next to you while you do his bidding.

[danmcq]

Nice Cage. It is also strategically placed where in or out of the cage your grey will be right in the social center of your home.

[Ray P]

Great piece and your grey should enjoy that home.

[Acappella]

Great deal. I only see two problems. The leather furniture and the computer keyboard are well withing the neck stretching reach of a determined and destructive fid. Might want to cover them, unless swiss cheese looking upholstery apeal to you.

[Kevin ritson]

quick update added some toys and moved to a better location :-) just need a grey now lol

[Timbersmom]

This cage looks like the one I have for Timber. We finally got him in it this weekend I might add! He has been clinging to his old rust bucket, but we were finally successful in making the switch this weekend. Yeah! As Acappella pointed out, you have to be careful that the surrounding area isn't within "beak range" when they are out of the cage. Timber travels all over his, and is always trying to get a bite of the wall coverings, etc, that he can stretch his neck far enough to reach. I have to pull his cage away from the wall when I let him out every day, or he will make short work of my hundred-year-old oak woodwork.

[Greywings]

I think your first location was the better choice, too much tempting wall there to chew on.

[Mistyparrot]

I think he will feel more secure there. But what ever he feels he will soon let you know

 

 

Steve n Misty