Yes, we're looking for a 30"x40" as the every-day cage. I didn't think it would be too small. What would you recommend instead? I haven't seen very many that are larger than that, except for one in the Drs Foster & Smith catalogue that is 46"x36"x63"high inside dimensions. I actually do want to go for that one if we can. They have another that comes the same size and larger but they're stainless steel and cost 3-4 times as much as the 46x36, so, they're way out of budget.
I forgot about Cages by Design. I think they're a little fancy and pricey for us, but I do like their link to www.cagesunder500dollars.com where the size we need isn't under $500 but still great deals.
That sure is a great looking cage. I love the European style Kings cages, they seem so perfect with the larger sizes and thicker bars. I'm just not sure that we'll be able to afford them over some of the other comparable-sized cages on the internets.
I just spend the evening putting together a King's double macaw cage (32x64) and it seems pretty darn solid. Can't beat the price- $625 and free shipping- either!
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I haven't seen very many that are larger than that, except for one in the Drs Foster & Smith catalogue that is 46"x36"x63"high inside dimensions. I actually do want to go for that one if we can. They have another that comes the same size and larger but they're stainless steel and cost 3-4 times as much as the 46x36, so, they're way out of budget.
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but it was stainless steel and it didnt have that top, it had the flip down front top.
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