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*Your birds primary cage should be as large as you can afford. |
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-Make sure that there is enough room for your bird to spread his wings and flap around a bit. |
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-Some folks have a separate cage for sleeping also. - sleep cages can be smaller, a travel cage will work well |
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- There are also cages and carriers for taking your bird with you for walks. |
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This is an "Adventure Pack". There are straps on the side not showing that go over your shoulders 'back-pack' style. They cost anywhere from $60 to $100 but they can double as a sleep or travel cage. |
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Acrylic cages range in price from $75 up, depending on the size needed for your bird. - my opinion, there doesn't seem to be enough airflow and it would get hot inside if in the sunlight. |
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A less expensive carrier about $25. |
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- birds like to chew and the mesh 'windows'on this one may be appealing |
