54" Large Double Birdhouse Breeder Bird Flight Cage with Center Divider Side Breeding Nest Doors Removable Rolling Stand (51" Length x 17" Depth x 54" Height, White Vein)

The media could not be loaded. I procrastinated for a long time over buying this cage.I read the reviews and looked at all the photos and videos many times, trying to decide.I wanted a roomy flight cage for green cheek conures, and this cage looked perfect. The price was lower than any others like it anywhere, which made me a bit skeptical. I was worried it would be junk for that price. It's not at all!!!! It's actually bigger and better than the cages I had before, and was MUCH less expensive than those.As many said, the instructions are not very good, but I found a YouTube video a very kind woman did on assembling this specific exact cage step by step, which was extremely helpful. I think we would have figured it out eventually on our own, but her video cut out a lot of time and guess work, which was awesome.One of the 8 plastic food bowls was broken (no biggie), but nothing else was broken.One of the pre-drilled holes didn't go through all the way, but was easy to fix with a drill. Our birds love it.

Let's start with the BAD. It did come with a few bent bars. The metal gauge is made for much smaller birds, so even if the cage is spacious it would not be good for a parrot with a strong beak. A parrot with a strong beak could probably bend the metal or snap it with NO problem. Though it has a few perches they are very cheap and only one size diameter. A few of mine came bent and or broken (didn't matter I really didn't use them anyway). It also has 4 food dishes per side (total of 8). I don't like where I have to place the food dishes. You have to put perches just right or your bird's poop will find it's way in the food or water dish (but I fixed the problem by purchasing my own dishes that I attached to the side of the cage). It has HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, instructions. It actually doesn't come with any. It comes with a picture drawing. The "steps" on how to put it together are drawn (YIKES!) nothing to explain what bolt goes where (thank god for my hubby it couldn't have been done without him!). You will need to have time to put it together, not because it is hard but all the bolts and washers come in 1 bag so you have to sit there and sort everything out before you start to assemble everything. Also since you have no instructions so you have to have LOTS of common sense and patience.Now let's talk about the good... VERY VERY spacious. Though the gauge of the metal is thin it works very well for my birds. This is what I house in my cage with NO problems. 2 Cockatiels, 1 Budgie, 1 Conure. If you want to use it as a flight cage you can remove the divider. However, if you do that your bird (depending on what you have) may get out through the slot where the divider is pulled out of. My budgie doesn't get out (probably because he hasn't figured it out or maybe he is too big) but if you have finches they probably will get loose. Anything smaller than a Budgie or Parotlet may get out unless you rig it somehow. The door is BIG and makes it easy for you to clean and move toys around. The bottom trey is plastic (the picture showed a metal tray) I didn't mind the plastic tray I find it easy to clean. All in all I do honestly feel that it is worth the money (bent wires and all). My birds are happy and that's all that matters ;) I hope this helped!

It’s a decent cage. Its design concept is great. Door sizes are great. Bar Spacing is good for small birds.There are a few things that I don’t like about it. First let me say the directions were awful. I will attach a picture of them, but it’s pictures on one side of a standard 8x10 sheet of paper. Nothing was labeled and there were a lot of different screws and pieces to figure out what went where. My husband is a carpenter so he figured it out fairly quickly, but it was a mess. Also one of the caster wheels does not stay in. The rest are firmly in place. The cages do not get secured into the frame so it’s a little wobbly and unstable. We ended up zip tying the frame to the cages for security. The middle section slides in and out nicely, but I will say that the inside frames of the two cages are spread out too far if the middle section is out. A small birds could get caught in it. I also don’t like how if I ever decide in the future to use only one half of the cage, there is no way to screw the middle section together or separate the bottom rack. It’s not a big deal but it would have made it better if it could do that. Lastly the bottom trays and cage floor slide out very easily because there’s no stoppers on them to keep them in place.Overall I’d say it’s worth the money, it’s a good cage. But, it’s got a few issues. My bourke parrot and Cockatiels seem to like it.