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Reddit mentions of Yaheetech 64-inch Open Top Standing Medium Small Parrot Parakeet Bird Cage with Rolling Stand for Lovebirds Finches Canaries Parakeets Cockatiels Budgie Parrotlet Conures Pet Flight Bird Cage Birdcage
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Open top design: To keep your bird stimulated, the roof of our hanging birdcage can be opened and locked up at will. It includes a perch that keeps the top doors open for the birds to stand on and can be closed to give them a safe enclosed home.Free accessories: This fancy bird cage comes with four polished wooden perches and a swing for your birds to rest and four feeding bowls for your convenience.Spacious & Comfy: Measuring 46cm/18’’ long by 35cm/14’’ wide by 92.5cm/36.5’’ high, this roomy bird home can easily accommodate 2-3 small/medium birds, and the 1cm/0.4inch bar spacing is safe and decent for them to live and have fun. Perfect for small to medium size birds like canaries, cockatiels, monk parakeets and golden parakeets.Worry-free assembly: Simple assembly is required. All necessary hardware and parts are included. We offer an illustrated instruction to help quick and easy setup.Pet-parent friendly: You can easily lift and move the cage by holding the two handles on top. Each front door has two small entrances, which are specially designed for your little friends. On the side panels feature 4 feeding doors for easy seed and water refilling. The extra storage shelf on the stand can keep bird cage cleaning tools, bird seeds and toys handy and neat.
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 64 Inches |
| Length | 18 Inches |
| Size | 59.3'' |
| Weight | 17.3 Pounds |
| Width | 14 Inches |
In order, answering your questions, but first off congrats on having two new birds!
1:training. Training is the best idea for your birds, it helps them stay active and helps you bond with them. As far as perching on your hand, its not too late, its never too late, but it may take time. You cannot force them to step up, that will only hurt your relationships. If you ever heard of touch training, I suggest looking into it and begin asap. It will help tons in the long run. What you can do (and make sure its the birds choice: youll know) is to give them treats from your hand. Give them a treat. Let them finish. Wait a second. Repeat. When you feel they are beginning to trust you, and your hands, then you can put your finger infront of them and hold the treat out: just enough so they HAVE to climb onto your finger to get it. You can do this in the cage, or in a room, doesnt matter.
2: cage size. The sky is the limit, the bigger the better, but for two regular sized budgies, the minimum cage requirement, i can't remember off the top of my head, but here is a good starter size on amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075DX5LD1/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_eI02Db0N9CR46
Whats in the cage should be varying perches, no dowel rods, no sand perches. Nothing grainy, ever. This can cause bumblefoot because stuff can get caught in their toes. Cloth, or basic rope perches are amazing, and are fairly cheap