Yaheetech 54inch Metal Large Parrot Parakeet Flight Bird Cage w/Rolling Stand for Small Parrots Cockatiel Sun Parakeet Green Cheek Conure Lovebird Budgie Finch Canary

I ordered the navy blue cage after watching a video review where the girl states that the color is actually teal. It’s a nice color, I like it. It is not navy blue though, so if you want navy, don’t pick this color. The instructions say that you need 2 people to assemble it. My 12 year old helped me and it was pretty easy to assemble. I am confident that I could have put it together by myself. I assembled it on my dining room table to make it easier. The cage is pretty sturdy. It was like 16 screws, 4 pegs, and 4 wheels as far as hardware goes. I have two complaints, the screws have Allen wrench heads and they are not perfect. Some of them looked like star heads and some looked like Allen wrench heads but they only gave you an Allen wrench as a tool. In the end it did work out using the Allen wrench; however, they seemed to strip out at the last crank. There was also a piece where one of the side panels slid in that was welded a little crooked, it did not affect the performance of the panel or the look of the cage overall. I am a perfectionist so it did bother me. Other than that I would say it is definitely worth the price. It took me15 minutes to assemble it and my birds seem to really love it. I like the fact that it is kind of narrow so it does not take up a lot of space. I wish they offered a cover to go with it.

My conure absolutely loves it! Shes got plenty of space and has the whole thing to herself. It was very easy to put together and pretty sturdy. Not to mention the price for the size and quality is awesome.

This cage exceeded my expectations. I wasn't sure if it'll be big enough or if it was going to be way too big. Turned out to be just perfect for my dove! Glad I upgraded to this from a smaller cage, because my Senegal Dove is a smaller size dove compared to Ringneck Dove, and the space in this cage suits him well. I only used one of the perch that came with this cage as a ladder support in front of the food bowls. I did not use the plastic food cups, so instead, I used two of the small aluminum food bowl that I bought separately which worked out perfectly for this cage! Any small birds such as Conure, Love Birds, Parakeet, Parrolet, Diamond Doves, Zebra Doves, Cape Doves, Senegal Doves, etc will be a perfect candidate.Pros: Super easy to assemble, very light to maneuver, not too small nor too big. Well made and durable. Also has a bottom crate for you to store small bird food bags, and other misc.Cons: Cage wire feels a bit flimsy. The cage did arrive with a few slightly bent cage wires, but all I had to do is bend them back. So no biggie. But other buyers may experience worse of their arrivals.

Please upgrade and get your bird this!! <33 EXTREMELY solid investment you WILL NOT regret! I’ve had three of these over the years, and they’re the best cage for a small-medium bird. The only thing better would be one with a top that opens if you don’t have cats. Comes with four feeders and doors for each. Very sturdy. The white did not fade. Superb quality. The only fault is the top bars bent because the cat laid on it while we were out, so that needed to be mitigated, but the bars are assembled such that it won’t break because of that. I feel like the one in 2007 had highly reinforced powder-coated bars, and these are more like regular metal bars. Large access door. Very safe. Use a seed catcher and save yourself a TON of hassle!! It would be cool if this came with one, but no complaints. Always get a cage with wheels! Mobility is good, although the wheels always fall out after a year or so with this model / type of cage, even when I had a black one from eBay ten years ago. That’s okay, just be prepared! I suggest gluing in the wheels with hot glue if that happens to you because tape does not work. Good for bird health. My parakeet is 18 (90-100 in human years) and has always had this size cage. We are downsizing to a shorter one with similar dimensions because this one is a long fall for a very elderly bird in the middle of the night, but I wanted to review it because it is indeed an ideal cage for a healthy adult bird or pair. Excellent value for money. The wire shelf on bottom is legit and not flimsy like some of them.* Please place your bird near a window or an active area of the home, although a corner of the cage should be a quiet retreat where they can hide. I personally would not want to be in the corner of the dining room if everyone is in the living room. Covering should only be at night to prevent falling down when seeing shadows, and I don’t cover the front of the cage. ChatGPT has amazing advice for mitigating screaming during the day, but personally mine is demanding about getting fresh food every day, even if he has a lot. You’d be surprised how much quieter pet parrots are when you follow their routine and regularly acknowledge them in your conversations or when you sit in silence. They absolutely can develop bad habits, but they can be undone in the right environment with consistency. I always play TV for my bird all day, and mindful of when “lights out” is for him (strict between 11 pm to 6 am or he will scream). Bird documentaries and Disney movies are his favorite. Having birds can be a challenge, and birds are one of the most commonly rehomed animals and often have several owners. Consider getting a bird from a shelter or PetFinder, instead of a shop or breeder. Consider how long that species will live. The Pionus parrot varieties are great for apartments because they are quieter, and parrotlets are quiet while as nearly smart as a macaw. It’s best to only get a bird if you can get them out a lot—not if you have dogs and cats. At the very least, have two as a pair if that’s the case. Two birds are twice as much noise and arguably slightly less likely to bond with you. It wouldn’t be terrible to start with one as long as you give them enough attention. By leaning into their care routine and imagining yourself in their place, you’ll have a long friendship with your avian friend! This starts with a large cage, and redoing everything inside often, like you got a new pet! They’ll feel brand new too and make less noise, or at least fewer of the unhappy squawks!

I love how spacious it is! My parakeet can fly around a lot now and I don’t have to worry about her fighting over bowls with the new parakeet I'm getting soon. I do have a couple problems with it though.1. The doors to get to the food bowls. It’s really easy to forget you have it open and incredibly easy to not close it properly. It scares my parakeet everytime i cose it because it makes a sharp ‘clang!’ noise. Not to mention I’m pretty sure she can learn to open them herself if she’s determined enough.2. The perches that came with it are not stable. A slight pressure and they dip down. I wanted to put each in front of their food bowls so they could eat but I can’t do that now.3. The bar spacing. It’s probably alright for parakeets but I’m still not comfortable with how wide it is. It makes it feel like the cage is actually for bigger birds tbh.4. The door. This is mostly a very tiny thing that bothers me. The previous cage i had would open down so that my parakeet could stand on it and hop around. I liked it because she doesn’t like going too far from her cage and this way she’d be outside-ish while being near it. This door is really great for easy access to inside the cage though.5. The cage is pretty tall so it’s hard to put up hanging toys.All in all i like it as it’s an overall improvement to her last cage

The green color is so perfect. Personally, I feel it would blend into any decor or room perfectly. I is more olive green or brownish-green, than green- green. It comes packaged very nicely. I found it incredibly easy to put together. I did it myself by just leaning one side against a coffee table while supporting the other side when attaching 2 together with the bar and 4 screws. Loosely tighten all four screws by hand first and then go around and tighten each equally with the special tool. No need to overtighten. The instructions are super vague, but helped me with each page to know which pieces to use on each step. Think each one through logically and you will know which direction ect., to place each side, support bar, ect. The only time I needed my husband’s help was to lift the cage and place on to the pegs of the base because of the weight of the cage (is solid! Not flimsy) and I wanted equal weight on to each peg. Once on pegs, we each pushed down at the same time., from the top corners and easily pushed down into place. The metal pegs that you first put into the base have a more pointed, elongated side and a flatter end with a groove. Place the long pointed end into the white caps of the base, they push all the way down to a ridge, easily and smoothly. I recommend this cage. I am replacing a smaller cage I have for 2 parakeets. I can see this easily for 2 larger birds as well. I bought it on sale for the green one in particular and it turned out to be the best choice for me.

When a friend gave me two more parakeets as buddies for the one I already had, the cage I owned that comfortably housed 2 as just too small for 3 . After seeing my friend's cage by this same company I knew it was the cage my parakeets needed. I found the cage on Amazon on Cyber Monday on sale. Purchasing it was quick and easy. It arrived just a few days later. Setting it up was way easier than Ikea furniture, taking me a little over an hour and having help just to support wall panels while I screwed them together for a couple of minutes. The cage glides easily even over carpet on the included rollers. Be sure when you build it to press them into the holes completely so the cage is correctly balanced. Also the pins connecting the top and bottom sections goes together better with a piece of wood or a cutting board to save your hands when pressing them into place. Otherwise everything is included and well packaged. My birds happily jumped from their old cage into the new one and started exploring their new home. They absolutely love it! This morning I opened the cage door so they can get out an stretch their wings, but they're happy staying in their new home for now. You could comfortably keep 5-6 parakeets, a pair of doves or Cockateils in this cage. The storage shelf has plenty of room, feed cups are well thought out, and it comes with perches, though I'm replacing a couple with branches and new toys to make it better for their feet and more natural. I'm looking forward to having this cage for years. And to top it off it was less expensive, bigger, better quality with better appointments than the last cage I bought at the local bird specialty shop.

This is a beautiful cage that sits on a stand with racks and wheels that allow you to easily relocate the entire setup. I ordered black and it’s NOT REALLY BLACK. It’s MUCH PRETTIER as a dark charcoal coating with light flecks of very light color, making the cage compatible with any colors in your room. It took me about 20 minutes to assemble the entire thing ALONE.The food/water cups are nice & fit securely in front of cage. (x4) with 2 medium sized perches and an easy to maintain wire bottom with a deep plastic catch tray beneath. It’s very sturdy!I’m using it in an attempt to capture a stray LOVEBIRD/Conure that is living a fabulous life summering with wild birds!!! Sadly, it freezes here late Fall thru Spring - that bird will not survive if I can’t coax it into this luxury cage. I have it outside on the patio with food/milket/water hoping bird will fly inside at some point before October!! The cage is and large enough that it SHOULD be inviting to this crazy little parrot!! THIS CAGE IS PERFECT FOR 2-3 parakeets. They’d have plenty of room. Maybe a pair of Conures or a cockatiel?? Really large birds like Macaws, etc would be CRAMPED. The cage is designed for smaller birds to live comfortably in. I’d buy it again!! Someone will get a great deal when we capture this silly bird and donate the entire setup to a bird rescue.

La jaula es más chiquita de lo que esperaba…más bien sirve para un canario pero no para periquitos. Solo tuvo un defecto que la tapa de la jaula estaba chueca y no encaja para atornillarla…. Solo una parte no se pudo atornillar. Todo lo demás está bien.

J'en ai acheté 2, elles sont magnifiques solide et plein de place pour mes petits canaris. Super facile a nettoyer.

Muy bonita jaula, les gustó mucho a mis periquitos, solo que es un poco frágil.

I got the 54 inch model and really like this cage. It's a great size for a Conure or smaller (For bigger, I would go with the 63 inch model). Lots of rooms for toys, perches and platform. It seems pretty sturdy and is quite easy to install. The bars are pretty narrow, which make it easy to install perches and also prevents smaller birds from getting through the bars.The plastic bowls that comes with it are pretty filmsy, but I prefer stainless steel anyway, so I didn't care about those bowls. The smaller doors for access to food and water are a great feature of the cage.Great cage in general, and for 155$ + 20$ coupon, it's definitely one of the best price out there!

I assembled this cage in about 40 minutes on my own. It wasn’t as difficult as some reviews mentioned, though having a second person would definitely make it easier. The cage feels sturdy and offers plenty of space — my young lovebird can fly from one side to the other and stay very active.I also really appreciate the large front door, which makes feeding and handling much simpler. The only downside is the four small feeder doors. They don’t close tightly enough, and my 7-week-old escape artist managed to get out through one of them. I added small carabiners to secure them, and now everything stays safely closed.Overall, great cage for the price, with just a small fix needed for the feeder doors.