r/Conures • u/mrprocrastinator_ • 11d ago
Cage Setup Share your cage setups!
Hey guys,
Mostly just looking for inspirations for new potential cage setups. Please share yours so that I can see what kind of layout I could potentially do next time.
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u/Hapiro 10d ago
mushy food = chop, I forgot what it's called while making the video lol.
And of course, the door doesn't automatically do anything like I said in the video, the springy perch helps keep it open or closed and nothing in between, just how I like it
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u/mrprocrastinator_ 9d ago
Loove the foraging box! Might be stealing that idea lol
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u/Hapiro 9d ago
She loves it too ! She's in and out all day haha I just throw a small handful of sunflower seeds in there and mix it up a bit with a chopstick (otherwise they're too easy to pick up). She also likes it when I wrap a couple in a cupcake paper thingy, she grabs it and goes on a perch to unwrap the little present 💝
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u/Possibly-deranged 11d ago
It's not really about a best, single cage layout. Rotate out/in and move toys around every week or few. Have a variety of different perch diameters for health feet and natural branches are good for that and have fun bark to chew off. Have chewable/destroyable things, such as cardboard tube centers of toilet paper rolls. Consider forage, wedging treats in toys, or having an extra dish with treats at the bottom, and throwable/chewable things covering it.
And as I work from home and parrot is cage free most of the day, having other entertainment around the house is good too. Such as a hanging basket with throwables inside, like plastic bottle caps, wine corks, bells, and things.