My parrot loves standing on the top, but I ...
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My parrot loves standing on the top, but I can't get her to go to the swing or ladder.  Any ideas?
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Orioles and hummingbirds love it. I'm giving it 3 stars because the top part, from which the heavy sugar water-filled container hangs, does not fit squarely. I've tried taking it off, and then putting it back on, but cannot find a way to make it connect squarely on all 4 sides. So far the water container hasn't dropped, but it looks like it's hanging on by a prayer, which doesn't inspire confidence in me although the birds don't notice it. We've only seen one oriole on it at a time, but I'm not sure this thing will hold a pair. Not expensive enough to take the trouble to return it and deprive the orioles of their sugar water until the new one arrives. Maybe someone else has had this problem and jerryrigged a solution?
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This is a wonderful little activity center for parakeets or very small birds. I have a green-cheeked conure and it was way too small. You have to assemble and glue together, it comes in a flat box.
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My cockatiel loves the space but I replaced the perches with wood perches because he only likes them. Very spacious and airy so he is able to view everything around his cage.
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This stand works well in my home office, so our bird can visit during the day.  When she starts squawking, it's time to go back to her big cage.
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This is my mini macaw's favorite toy. He spends hours playing with it. The only problem is that he chews through the plastic hanger and it only lasts about a month, I wish it had a metal hanger. But my bird likes them so much, and I enjoy watching him play with it so much, that I just finished ordering ten of them. It is a lot cheaper on here than at my local pet store. Also, after he chews through the hanger he carries the toy with him as he climbs up and down the cage, so the toy provides a lot of entertainment for both him and me.
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My parrot loves these kind of perches more than any other perches. I think they feel good on his toes.
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I bought this for my sun conure who loved her Happy Hut, but was chewing it off of its metal rings so that I would have to replace it with yarn (I had to sew it on), which she would chew up again.  This Parrot Hut is wonderful because it has the rings built into the fabric, and Sonny can't chew it up like she could the Happy Hut. And it is washable, too, which is great.  My sun conure loves her Sleepytime Parrot Hut very much!
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I'm not going to say your bird won't be afraid of it, but my meyer's parrot was curious and interested in this plastic foraging device as soon as it was in his line of sight. It took him some time to learn and understand how it works, but a few months later he is very adept at one particular door and must fidget with the others to get his special treat. One door gives him problems, but he's working on it. Even when the doors are all open and empty, he sometimes likes to come over and chew on it. Your bird might be afraid of the object, because it can be rather intimidating and large, so I would introduce the toy slowly and invite your bird to come over and play with it. The best way to teach the bird how to open the doors on its own is through demonstration. Put your bird's favorite treat inside and allow them to try for a while, then when they give up, show them how the door opens and give them the treat. Do this until you can eventually escalate to opening the door, tempting them with the treat, then closing the door again for them to figure out. I also found that, because my meyer's was very young when I got the forager, he wasn't strong enough to open the doors yet, so I recommend leaving the doors slightly ajar so your bird understands that it is possible to open the doors on their own. Practice makes perfect!
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It's a good size and very sturdy. The bottom is more open than expected and the poop really does drop through the bars.  I line it with paper and it makes for an easy change.  It was super easy to assemble, however I did leave the toy holder above the perch off.  My Quaker was afraid of it and my cockatiel wanted nothing to do with it.  While I really like the new stand, I'm having some difficulty convincing my Quaker it's a great new toy.  She keeps flying to my elderly cockatiel's playtop cage and annoying him by just sitting there.

My cockatiel is too arthritic to really be able to enjoy this stand, but it wasn't purchased for him. . . now I have to work on training the Quaker to fly to the stand and not my cockatiel's playtop perch.

I would recommend this, it's a nice sized stand, it cleans up easily with Poop-Off wipes and is sturdy.
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Love the parrots.  Hate to look at the bottom of the cage. I used to roll out sets of paper towels and try to guide me in to place so they wouldn't move.  Then I had to get them out without ripping.  Now I just pull out the old sheet and slide in a new one.  The cost is reasonable.  I'll use these as long as I have my biddies.  I also put a sheet under the portable perch that I take room to room.
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My son really loves it, and has for many months. My only problem is that for a while when he was learning to stand, this toy would topple over. He's a tall kid, but that's just ridiculous.
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I purchased several of these for my special needs bird that can't grip a perch.  Teamed with a few ladders and covers over the top Scooter is now a very happy bird that can move all of the cage.
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I have a Congo Grey Parrot, this stand works well. its a bit slippery though so we covered it in duct tape so he could have traction and just to come sit on the counters in the kitchen it works great without having to worry about him messing on the counters. It is an inexpensive stand so you get what you pay for it is cheap plastic, but it goes together well, and serves it purpose it you take into consideration what you're buying.
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This is a neat perch both for nail grooming and for those parrots who love to hang out in the corner of the cage. All 3 of my Yellownapes love the perch and sleep on it. One Amazon also brings his food up there to munch on it.

There is only one major flaw in the design of this perch. You need 2 people to install it. The washers are large enough, but it's very awkward getting one side on at a time. Much depends upon the size of the cage and the corner where it's being placed. Another problem is the size of the cage in which it's being installed. Getting in to clean the perch (too much of a pain to remove), is a problem. Be sure that you have easy access within the cage to clean the perches. Otherwise, the birds seem to love the corner perch. I'll be installing more in other cages.
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Seems like the color makes a difference to some birds.  Our Budgerigar sleeps & play on top of his blue small size Happy Hut.  But he doesn't sleep and play with the green color Happy Hut as much.
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My bird will work on this until empty.  It's a bit difficult to stuff full.  I put all kinds of treats and filler in it for her, including things she has to break up to get out.  She was spinning it around until it would un-screw, then just going and getting the stuff out of it when it broke open on the bottom of the cage, but then I hung it with a swivel hook.