Are there trays to pull out for easy cleaning? Can the birds stay in the cage when I remove the trays?
2069033
Yes there are trays. There is a wire bottom piece above the trays so the birds never have an opening when the tray is out for cleaning. Great cage. Love mine.
2069034
The trays and the cage dividers can be removed (I removed them to give my birds more flight room). My birds always stay in their cage when I am cleaning. The cage itself is nice and large, but I found it a bit flimsy, when cleaning the birds. Still a really good buy.
2069035
Yes of courseI love the size of this cage but due to the high humidity of my area I recommend painting the cage before usingThe tray is easiy removeable
2069036
If the tray had little more support underneath it I would've been better. But over all they great. I like them. Thank you
1626391
all cages are made that way now days so, what I do is use a old tooth brush . You can also spray the grill with pam ( take the birds out first ) once a month it will make it easier to keep clean .
472672
Yeah, each one is a little tray. To remove you just squeeze the two tabs on the tray and it pulls right out.
722916
It has a downward opening door above each food bowl pair and double doors halfway up on one side of the cage. The doors are conveniently placed so it is easy to change food bowls and access inside.There is no slide tray, the bottom snaps onto the cage. Its easy enough to clean. I lay out newspaper and put cage on it (unsnapped bottom). I don't need to displace my birds to clean. I think it is smartly designed but it could be sturdier. The plastic perches shake with the weight of one cockatiel so i switched them with wood perches. And its a little awkward to move from room to room. I do like the cage though. It has a downward opening door above each food bowl pair and double doors halfway up on one side of the cage. The doors are conveniently placed so it is easy to change food bowls and access inside.There is no slide tray, the bottom snaps onto the cage. Its easy enough to clean. I lay out newspaper and put cage on it (unsnapped bottom). I don't need to displace my birds to clean. I think it is smartly designed but it could be sturdier. The plastic perches shake with the weight of one cockatiel so i switched them with wood perches. And its a little awkward to move from room to room. I... » Read More It has a downward opening door above each food bowl pair and double doors halfway up on one side of the cage. The doors are conveniently placed so it is easy to change food bowls and access inside.There is no slide tray, the bottom snaps onto the cage. Its easy enough to clean. I lay out newspaper and put cage on it (unsnapped bottom). I don't need to displace my birds to clean. I think it is smartly designed but it could be sturdier. The plastic perches shake with the weight of one cockatiel so i switched them with wood perches. And its a little awkward to move from room to room. I do like the cage though. « Show Less
964504
Hi, the steel cups are held in place by dropping down into a ring holder. Once the feed door is shut the bird isn't able to pry the bowls up. The gauge of steel I can't tell you, but I only house two African Greys in this cage, and once it's together it seems pretty sturdy. I've owned Macaws, and Moluccans and I would say it would work for them. Hope this helps you! I do live the roominess!
1480109
Yes, the cage is very easy to clean. Just take off the top and I pour the bedding right into trash can.
1769387
You can only remove the tray underneath to clean. We have avoided cleaning the immovable grates, by placing a newspaper on.
566272
Yes the tray pulls out for easy cleaning. No, there is no opening to the top. The bird must go through the front door.
464590
Yes , its good cage and very well built..the only thing i dont like about these cage is cleaning part , i wish they had sliding tray as well so it can be easily clean,,when birds are breeding and sitting on eggs they hate being transfer and in most cases they never sit on eggs once moved out of the cage !
722915
It has a downward opening door above each food bowl pair and double doors halfway up on one side of the cage. The doors are conveniently placed so it is easy to change food bowls and access inside. There is no slide tray, the bottom snaps onto the cage. Its easy enough to clean. I lay out newspaper and put cage on it (unsnapped bottom). I don't need to displace my birds to clean. I think it is smartly designed but it could be sturdier. The plastic perches shake with the weight of one cockatiel so i switched them with wood perches. And its a little awkward to move from room to room. I do like the cage though.
52712
Yes, the trays are removable. It is very handy for a little extra storage space if needed as well.
1243686
Well, I'm not sure. Actually I didn't keep this cage (although it was VERY nice) becuase it didn't have a slide-out tray for cleaning.......
1716428
I'm sure 2 Cockatiels would be ok in this cage. I have 3 Budgies and they have plenty of room for perches and toys. This cage is awesome for cleaning. I set it on the floor to clean - It is to tall for me to lift apart on the stand - unsnap the bottom portion and move the top portion to a towel - then clean the bottom portion and the put back together. My birds are ok with being lower for a little bit - they talk to the dogs during cleaning time :) I have the stand that is made for this cage as well - looks nice together. I would definitely buy another one if needed.Hope this helps in your decision making. I'm sure 2 Cockatiels would be ok in this cage. I have 3 Budgies and they have plenty of room for perches and toys. This cage is awesome for cleaning. I set it on the floor to clean - It is to tall for me to lift apart on the stand - unsnap the bottom portion and move the top portion to a towel - then clean the bottom portion and the put back together. My birds are ok with being lower for a little bit - they talk to the dogs during cleaning time :) I have the stand that is made for this cage as well - looks nice together. I would definitely buy another one if needed.Hope this helps in... » Read More I'm sure 2 Cockatiels would be ok in this cage. I have 3 Budgies and they have plenty of room for perches and toys. This cage is awesome for cleaning. I set it on the floor to clean - It is to tall for me to lift apart on the stand - unsnap the bottom portion and move the top portion to a towel - then clean the bottom portion and the put back together. My birds are ok with being lower for a little bit - they talk to the dogs during cleaning time :) I have the stand that is made for this cage as well - looks nice together. I would definitely buy another one if needed.Hope this helps in your decision making. « Show Less
1286165
Yes, it can be removed, however, I wouldn't recommend it because it leaves a gap that could lead to an injured bird. I do not like my birds to walk on grates either so I put a layer of newspaper on top of the grate. The birds have a flat surface to forage on and it makes cleaning the bottom of the cage very easy--just change the newspaper, wrapping up whatever messes the birds have made in it. I have four budgerigars and it takes me about 5 minutes to wipe down their perches and change the newspaper every day.
400199
They have quail trays that can be bought and put into the notches for the chicken trays. They are smaller and will secure the quail eggs for the turning - The turning is a V pattern. The tray strips can be removed and - according to them put in the dishwasher - while the base with the motor on it can be washed by hand without the trays being in the way. Best way is to look at a chicken egg and your bird egg to see if the bird egg will be secure enough to not roll around when it's turned.
676443
No. They each fit in their own individual moulded slot, so they won't fall out when you pull the tray out and down. But they are not attached, so it's very easy to take them out. As simply as if you were picking them out of a drawer.
1670816
No, the trays cannot be removed. They are interlocked and when the box is opened the trays open out sort of like a hand organ.