31″ wide x 21″ deep  Overall height 60″
Ring diameter 16″

• Great for  These size birds & These size birds

• 3 Ladders

• 2 Stainless Steel Cups

• Slide Out Plastic Tray

• Slide Out Bottom Grille

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Tabletop Bird Stand by Mango Pet - Made in the USA

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This playstand is not as ornate as the other tabletop playstand I bought, but it is much better quality. The stand itself is solid and the perch is roughed out and more natural than the many that are smoothed and slick. The only complaint I would have if either one of my parrots was a bowl flinger is that there are no guards to keep them from pulling the bowls out and the bowls are hard plastic instead of crocks. Very portable and solid. The catch tray is plastic and makes it a little lighter than it would be otherwise which I like.

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I’m seriously hesitating here, I’m not sure what size climbing net i should get for a blue & gold macaw, should i get the large long measuring Large Long: 4′ x 8′ - 1″ Rope - 7″ x 7″ spaces  or medium long measuring Med Long: 3′ x 6′ - 3/4″ Rope -  6″ x 6″ spaces ( please note this net will also be used for my smaller birds such as cockatiels and lories.
 
Thanks  Rakan

The StarBird Get a Grip net if used for a macaw MUST be either the LARGE Long, LARGE Short or LARGE Mini. 

You cannot take a risk with your Macaw getting stuck in one of the smaller squares. The larger squares are a must. The size depends on the room you have available to you. The nets all end up seeming larger than expected.

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rope bungee for birds

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climbing net for birds

Dear Raken 

You can always get larger for smaller birds with bungees, but don’t go smaller than the largest bird can use (hold onto, sit on comfortably). 

If you have only small birds like cockatiels, the XL would be overkill. I would not go any large than the large size.

So just to get this clear,  If i order large products such as bungees and the big climbing net i can use them for both my cockatiels and macaws?
 
I’m planning on making one fun room for me and my birds (big and small), and before i buy anything i’d always like to be 100% sure.
 
Thanks
Rakan

Yes, this will apply for ropes and nets, but not for most toys. 

The largest hole nets should be used…

Found at cybersalt

Fred has had to retire because of health issues with his kidney failure  and we have to give up our house here in Lafayette since we will be living off of my paycheck alone until he can hopefully get SS Disability this fall.

We will not be able to keep our beloved African Grey of 11 years (no room in a 5th wheel) and are looking for a good home for him.  I have written to a couple in Indy that expressed interest in owning a parrot, but as of yet have not heard back from them. 

We are asking $850 but the price is negotiable since we do want him to go to a good home.  His vocabulary is amazing and he is a wonderful parrot.  With him we are including his large cage, toys, dishes and food that we have left and also a play gym/stand, and also a Traveling Cage. 

Thought maybe you guys might know of someone who is looking for such a sweet bird.  Am going to have to advertise him on Craig’s List and other online sights, so if you know of someone please give them our #’s or email us…

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He was brought on AC 360 to talk about the recent death of a trainer at Sea World in Orlando, Florida  by a killer whale.

After some back-and-forth, Anderson asked O’Barry why he thought the whale attacked. Without hesitation O’Barry said “habitat dictates behavior.” He went on the explain that if you visit the snake habitat at most zoos, you’ll find at the very least, some rocks the snakes can crawl under. A tree or bush they may crawl up.

Yet these mammoth but beautiful creatures live in large “concrete boxes” filled with water. Yes these high functioning whales & dolphins live with absolutely no way of seeking privacy (safety), or mental stimulation. Big concrete boxes filled with water!

We answer lots of behavior questions at…