Is there any lead, why aren't written instructions included and is this cage suitable for a pair of English Budgies who are 9" tall at maturity.
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As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down (inside and out) and I have observed no illeffects. Budgies are smaller than cockatiels so two should fit fine. As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down... » Read More As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down (inside and out) and I have observed no illeffects. Budgies are smaller than cockatiels so two should fit fine. « Show Less
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I don't believe the cage is made of lead. There are instructions. I found a little confusing, but I always have trouble with instructions. I got the cage together by myself which is a miracle so it can't be that difficult. Sure, it's large enough for 2 budgies of that size. I love this cage, especially for the price. It's very open and my Senegal Parrot loves being able to see everything.
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The instructions are very vague but first start off building the caster base then move on to putting the sides together, then place the inside grate before you put the top on. You may require pliers and a second pair of hands to make sure the space between the sides and the top are not too wide. I use the cage for a single Green Check Conure who is about 8'', I would gamble to say that yes the two Budgies will fit.
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Hi, I doubt if there is any lead, but can't say for sure. I think it's too small and flimsy for 2 English budgies. It's only 20"x20". No written instructions, just a diagram. I've bought 3 cages in the last year and none came with anything but a diagram. 2 were very large cages. I bought this one to leave at a friend's house as a "hotel" cage. I have 4 birds that go with me when I visit, so I keep small cages for them at her house. Two good sites for cages are King's Cages and cagesforless.com. Both usually offer free shipping. I don't recommend this cage for your budgies.
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I think this cage is big enough for two budgies but not big enough for two cockatiels. Cockatiels need more space as they are bigger birds.
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I have a green cheek,I bought the cage for my african grey,the cage would be suitable for the conure too.I have not had any problems with this cage,although the directions for putting it together could be better,took me about an hour.I am glad I bought it and plan on buying another just like it for my green cheek too,darn good price for what you get in a quality product.
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It's a pretty cheap cage anyway....you don't have to use the stand that comes with it. The cage is not attached to the base. I want to mention that our 4 parakeets love the cage and we love it too. Great cage for the money!
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I made these with my Cub Scout den (7 nine year old boys). My husband helped and each boy had a parent to help him. My husband said you could use screws but would need per drilled holes. We have ours still in backyard and get birds making it their home every year for past 3 years! Good luck and have fun!
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It's large enough, if the bird gets out for exercise. It's not a flight cage at all. The metal is aluminum and spot welded. I imagine a determined strong bird could get out. I have a lovebird in it, works great for me.
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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
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I got this for my gray and he has an adequate amount of room. The plastic perch only goes halfway across the cage. I suppose that you could fabricate a longer perch. In theory, you could put both birds in it as long as you don't expect them to do anything but sit there. My gray just sits still in it when I take him outside to sit with us in the evening. Mainly it is just for him to be with us. I'm pretty happy with it. Very sturdy.
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Hi Catherine. I am very sorry but we will be of no help - I had two guys come in that do construction and they figured it out. Good luck, it is a beautiful cage when together and my birdies love it.
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I found, on ordering these cages, that the measurements belie the capacity to use them for budgies. They might be suitable for finches, but they're simply way too small for budgies to nest comfortably. On top of that, one of these cages arrived with an ill-fitted top grate. After much frustration with these cheaply-made cages I gave them (literally gave them) away to someone with finches because I couldn't stand having them around. A few months ago I purchased two 'Prevue Pet Products F075' cages and they're much sturdier, have more space, and are *much* easier to clean. They're pricier, but I've never had a nicer breeder stack and plan to purchase two more within the next six months. I found, on ordering these cages, that the measurements belie the capacity to use them for budgies. They might be suitable for finches, but they're simply way too small for budgies to nest comfortably. On top of that, one of these cages arrived with an ill-fitted top grate. After much frustration with these cheaply-made cages I gave them (literally gave them) away to someone with finches because I couldn't stand having them around. A few months ago I purchased two 'Prevue Pet Products F075' cages and they're much sturdier, have more space, and are *much* easier to clean. They're pricier,... » Read More I found, on ordering these cages, that the measurements belie the capacity to use them for budgies. They might be suitable for finches, but they're simply way too small for budgies to nest comfortably. On top of that, one of these cages arrived with an ill-fitted top grate. After much frustration with these cheaply-made cages I gave them (literally gave them) away to someone with finches because I couldn't stand having them around. A few months ago I purchased two 'Prevue Pet Products F075' cages and they're much sturdier, have more space, and are *much* easier to clean. They're pricier, but I've never had a nicer breeder stack and plan to purchase two more within the next six months. « Show Less
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This Vision tall cage is suitable for 1 or 2 (but no more) cockatiels. It's well designed. Cleaning is no problem for me or my budgie.
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Yes! I bought this cage for my two parakeets and they seem fine. Just make sure they get plenty of free time in the open sun and get to fly to exercise their wings!
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Not sure but we keep parakeets in this cage and they cannot get out. If you're asking about the prech bars, again I'm not sure. I will be need a few fo those soonn though.
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Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side... » Read More Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. « Show Less
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It's maybe 1/2, if not smaller. I'm not an expert in types, but the wire screening is pretty thick and I'd guess at 16g. The wires pinched in between the wood, so I can't see exactly how. We currently have 2 silkies living it and could maybe hold 2more birds. The cage has held up great after a hot summer. And now the freezing temperatures, my birds don't leave the upper coop cuz it's warmer.
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No, I don't think there is. I have a plant stand that I use and it works just as well as a costly cage stand. Just a note: I wouldn't purchase this cage again, there's not much room. The birds (parakeets) gravitate to the two SMALL sections at the top so it's like they're just sitting in a tiny cage. Poor design overall. We only use it at night when they go to bed.
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Being that Amazon Parrots like to climb you would need something taller. This cage does not give them the room. I keep a cockatiel in one side and budgies in the other.