Natural wood play stand for budgies: perch, ladder and ring
Tabletop stand in natural branches, 20 × 15 × 22 cm, with a beaded ladder and a rattan ring, for time out of the cage.
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Description
A budgie or cockatiel needs daily time out of the cage, and a place of its own to land meanwhile. This small play stand sits on a table or shelf: a T-perch in natural branches of uneven diameters, which exercise the feet better than a smooth dowel, a coloured bead ladder and a hanging rattan ring.
T model: 20 × 15 cm base, 22 cm tall. “Round stand” option: a trunk on a round base with two branches and a small wooden cup for a treat. Everything is wood; the base is plywood.
Limits: it is a small stand for budgies, lovebirds or cockatiels, not a large parrot. Put it on a washable surface and supervise: beads and rattan end up chewed, replace damaged parts. It does not replace a large enough cage.
Specifications
| T model | 20 × 15 cm base, 22 cm tall, ladder + ring |
|---|---|
| Round model | round base, 2 branches + cup |
| Material | natural wood branches, plywood base, wooden beads |
| Weight | 240 to 450 g depending on model |
| For | budgie, lovebird, cockatiel |
Frequently asked questions
Does it suit an African grey?
No, it is made for small birds (budgie, lovebird, cockatiel). A large parrot would tip it over or wreck it quickly.
Can it go inside the cage?
It is designed to stand flat on furniture. In a large flat-floored aviary it can work if the bird cannot tip it over.
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