What size are the nest boxes? I need to make sure my Orpingtons, and Wyandotts have plenty of room.
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I have one of these boxes....I believe the openings are about 12-14 inches. I have Rhode Islands, Orpingtons, Americanna's and Wyndotts...They are fine for them.
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I'm not sure the actual size but I can recommend you not buy this item. I bought it just before winter 2013. It fell the plastic pieces cracked and split, the thin cheap metal portions bent under the chickens weight. I don't even have large chickens. Barred rock and Rhaod Island Reds. It was a complete waste of money. And no it was not just a defective item. It is incredibly cheaply made. Fell apart in less than a month.
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There is plenty of room. I have one in my cage but my birds won't make babies :(
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They are quite large. My cage is roughly 30" by 60", 3 piggies, 3 igloos and I only put one bed in at a time. They seem to share it and everything is fine - there's a clean one ready to go when I change the cage twice a week. They do love this item 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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The jumbo litter boxes are about 14 x 21 x 7 inches deep. I don't know dimensions of the smaller boxes.
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I bought this cage for my cockatiel and parakeet and I feel like they have plenty of room :) I removed the platform that came with the cage and replaced it with two smaller corner platforms which made the cage look even bigger. I hope this helps!
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I doubt they will nest very well. i only have 1, but think it wont nest. let me know, also.
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I can't answer this question. We live in a farming area where the land is fairly flat and most of the habitat for owls and other animals have been destroyed....that's why we wanted to put some nesting boxes up. Good luck and sorry I couldn't answer your question!!
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No-no place to hang a nestbox on the outside of the cage. I use wicker nests inside the cage.
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There are 2 small doors, one on each side for nest boxes, but I send my cage back. Way to expensive and went to the Chino swap meet. They sell them there (exact cage) for $10.00, and I bought a lot of 6 cages in the box so he sold all six to me for $54.00 which makes it $9.00 each. You may want to try your local swap meet!! Good luck
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These are medium boxes so they can be brood boxes or honey supers. Really is depends on your nuc because it is easier to move the bees into box of the same depth. IE if the nuc has deep frames; buy a deep box.
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I use the regular size Nature's Miracle Disposable litter boxes, which fit nicely. The jumbo ones are too big. I have an issue with litter getting kicked out of the nightstand, however.
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I think the perches are a good size. We have another climber that has a ridiculously small perch this one was a good size.
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Just checked with mine and...no, they do not 'nest' particularly well for storage (same sizes). I will upload a picture to illustrate.
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Hi Janny, he he well I would say one inch 1/32. I have two of these Wren houses bought this spring. Still no occupants? Darn was hoping chickadees would come too. John
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Each section would be 18 x 18 x 18 when divider is used. Doors are a bit small for conure I think.
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Hi Ms Tiggy! Im not sure how to meassure the size cause they come in different sizes. Mine is medium and a cockatiel would love it. Spacious and good perch. Mesh? Not sure what that is. I am very happy with my buy and the quality is good. Hope it helps:)