Dometop Bird Cage

Dometop Bird Cage

Would either of these cages be good for a green-cheeked conure.?

If we dont get a green-cheek we are still getting a conure. Which cage do you think would be the best. If any of them. And i dont really care about the looks of it just what would be best for the bird, so dont tell me which one you think looks the best.
1. http://www.birdguys.com/motel-white-cockatiel-cage.html
2. http://www.birdguys.com/t12-domed-roof-cage.html
3. http://www.birdguys.com/t4-black-bird-cage.html
4. http://www.birdscomfort.com/flight_bird_cage.html
5. http://www.birdscomfort.com/dometop_bird_cage.html

Leaving looks aside, you're going to want the largest cage you can live with. Side-to-side size is going to be a little more important than height. None of the cages you've shown here would be out of the question, BUT a couple really aren't large enough for your conure (the black one from birdguys is definitely too small; the white dometop is pushing it).

Actually the white one is probably OK, too, IF you're prepared to give your pet conure plenty of outside-the-cage time. When I was researching buying a conure myself, I actually liked that one very much, but decided it wasn't large enough. I actually have a secondary cage of similar size for my office, but I almost never locked him in...I left it open for him to climb around.

Some other things you want to look at are (not necessarily in any order):
--How many welds or places are there where the bars form "ledges"...these spots are going to be more difficult to clean ("poop-catchers").
--Likewise looking for any exposed bolts and such that your conure could injure himself on
--The convenience of the latches, locks, etc. Definitely have a plan for the front door latch: conures CAN be good escape artists.
--How easy is it to disassemble and/or clean?

Of the ones you've shown (again, leaving looks out of it), I like this one best:

http://www.birdscomfort.com/flight_bird_cage.html

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What kinds of birds are best suited for which cage?

Your bird has to spend a major portion of its own life in the cage so the cage has to include the right thickness and spacing. With a variety of available options when searching for a perfect bird cage, it often becomes difficult to establish which variety and size of cage will be the exact choice for your most loved bird.

Aviary bird cages or the bird cages are very important when we consider taking care of our pet birds. The bird cage should be designed in such a manner so as to make the bird feel safe like a home. Different bird species like different sizes and shapes of cages and it will be important to select the appropriate one for your own bird.

Now the aviary bird cages are present in all shapes and sizes. You can easily find them crafted with different materials that include coated wire, metal, plastic and even wood. When talking about the different shapes of bird cages, the round shaped cage forms to be one of the first available varieties in the market. This is followed by the rectangular shaped dome top cages also well known as parrot cages this shape forms to be a popular choice for those owners who do not have enough time to supervise the pet but wants to keep it safe.

The intrinsic shape of a dome top cage also offers additional headroom within the cage than the play top cage, which is another variety of cage. The play top cages are usually found in a square shape that allows bird to spend some time outside its cage as well. The dome top cages or the play top cages will be the best option for keeping small birds like canaries, parrots, budgies, parakeets and finches.

Additionally, the dome top cages or play top cages forms to be a good way of saving money and space. The dome top cage can even lift off or convert so that the bird owner can easily set in a play stand used for a play time and thereby you don't have to buy any separate cage to serve each purpose.

Amongst all the available varieties, the coated wire cages forms to be the less expensive ones. However, if you want to spend more then you can opt for specialty aviary bird cages and look for them in a pet store. These will be more than just a mere cage but a place where your loving birds can enjoy. It can in form of a jungle habitat or a unique piece of art.

For bigger birds like conures, cockatoos, Amazons, African grays, you have to judge that the size of the cage should be at least two times larger than the maximum wingspan of the bird. This is probably not the right place to go for cheap ones to save few bucks especially when your bird's health is considered. The modern corner or octagon cages are usually aviary styled and forms to be a great choice for housing large size birds. Even stainless steel cages are suggested for housing large breeds but are often expensive.

If you want to add in an exquisite decorative touch to your bird's home you can opt for the decorative bird cages representing major regions all over the world including Victorian cages, Tuscan Cages, Arabian Cages and the Oriental bird cages. These kinds of cages feature arches, domes and other popular architectural designs. Most decorative bird cages can be used for both large and small birds. Designed to meet the essential requirements of the bird owner, these decorative can be a great option if you wish to spend more.

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