Yaheetech Large Parrot Cage Bird Cage Iron Play House

Bought this for my African grey
Its is huge lots of room for him to move around in, like the platforms, ladders, 8 feeding places he is happy exploring in this cage

This cage was bought for my Chinchilla as a cage upgrade for him, I did loads of comparing cages, bar spacings and opening doors and internal space etc, and this was definately the very best option,
This is What “I” did to make it a chinchilla palace!
Right, the wire grid at the very bottom of cage is not suitable for chinchillas (as rightly so, its a bird cage) so underneath this wire is the pull out plastic tray, I have lined it with fleece material (that I use in ALL my pet cages as it gets whipped out, swapped and washed every few days, with no mess easy peasy)
This is now the bottom of the cage, and my husband slid a precut bit of plywood underneath for stability,
So, the wire grid bottom was swapped with the wire grid that made the shelf that is underneath the cage, and the proper rigid cage bottom has been secured with cable ties and is now used as a shelf, while whe more flexible wire shelf has been utilised as a cage floor dividing cage halfway,
My husband cut out eleven bars on one half of the shelf to make a “Chinchilla sized hole” and the shelf was secured with cable ties all the way around the edge, the shelf was then lined with white 5mm foamboard bought from hobbycraft, and again covered with removeable fleece material that can be swapped and washed every few days, I clip the fleece to the cage sides with mini bulldog clips nice and taught.
We added wooden corner small furries ledges, and again cable tied cut lengths of foamboard to the two wire grid cage shelves that came with the cage, (so nice and smooth for gentle feet) and covered with removeable fleece,
So Voil, with a bit of thought and planning, (and adding all the normal chinchilla toys and hammocks) this very excellent cage, turned into a chinchilla palace,
The halfway custom made landing, with its approx 8 x 8 inch Chinchilla sized hole, is great to be able to block off when cleaning out time, leaving your small furry either top or bottom, as the big doors are a dream for human access, but a bit big for very fast escapees, blocking them off top or bottom, its SO easy.
When we introduced our Chinchilla to the new cage he went silly excited, he bounced on every ledge, hammock, shelf, through the halfway hole, all the way up to his hanging pouch bed, and all the way down again,
He had his wheel and sandbath on the bottom of the cage, food and water on a ledge above, and had loads and loads of running and jumping space,
This really IS (in my opinion) the VERY best cage for a Chinchilla, (or other climbing furries)
It looks rather Posh, has a sheen easy wipe finish, (the White option is actually the palest silver grey/nearly white) which is so “nearly” white and goes with all my white painted furniture a treat, (as I was expecting a White cage) it also can be wheeled room to room with ease, giving little guy a different view,
Honestly, if you have a small amount of imagination, and set aside a little bit of time before adding your pet, you will achieve the best habitat for under 100
So many doors, loads of room for ALL accessories, strong, looks great, moveable,
Do not hesitate to buy if you are wanting a cage for a small furry instead of a bird,
This IS the cage you want. We are really over the moon with it.

Popamazing 3 Tiers Large Bird Breeding Cage/Aviary for Cockatoo/Parrot/Finch Bird with Perch Stand and Wheels Item arrived in a very large sturdy box. Be careful when opening as the staples could quite easily stab into you (so adults only).
I unpacked everything, only to discover a couple of the thin bars were bent.
I assembled the item myself within about an hour. The instructions are useless, jus look at the picture and use common sense to assemble.
The locks are already on the doors on the large front section of the cage.
I assembled it by attaching the sides one by one onto the front section then loosely attaching the back, then put the top on.
Take your time and tighten it all up.
The base is actually more tricky I thought, but goes together okay.
The tray is very stiff to fit into place and the feeble front lock hinge for the tray, just gets in your way.
I would advise having to people to lift the cage onto the base unit, once you have completed the base, including wheels.
Though I did it myself, it weighs a bit, so better to have two people.
I think two people with patience could put it together in 30 – 45mins.
Some of the side frames were a bit bent, but not bad enough to stop it going together ok. Just make sure the thin wires are not broken or badly damaged (like I said I had a couple, which I manage to bend back).
Overall I was impressed by the size of the item (it is the standard depth, as the old perches fitted inside it).
The food trays are not as nice as my old ones, which have a perch on them (and I’m using).
The feeding hatches are stiff and could be better made.
A lot more room for the two Cockatiels, Sitting on it’s base it is roughly 1m 75cm high.
If not for the two bent bars and the stiff feeding hatches I would have given this 5 stars at this stage in its life.
It was worth putting together.
Update
Had this cage since 2016 and still looks good, quality is good, no issues.
Lots of room for cockatiels and some toys.
Just need to keep cleaning daily to keep in tip top condition.
Having the bottom tray for catching the food debris helps a lot.
Have increased this from 4 to 5 stars due to how well it has worked out.
This size of cage is worth getting for more than 1 bird.
Added a Kakariki now.