Review on 🐦 Stylish Copper Madison Bird Cage by Prevue Hendryx - Premium Pet Product by Amanda Adams

10th August 2020: Received 3 of 3 identical cages (2 from the same location) and this one was in good condition too. I am very pleased with these cages and how easy they are to clean and also have enough room for a pair of Indian Ringnecks (20" x 20" x 29"). I added three more feeders (for small and medium sizes). birds) for hanging next to the top perch, two platform perches I placed in the front corners 2/3 of the way up the front of the cage and two short perches with a grainy finish on each side of the cage about 2/3 of the way up, and finally a large clear enamel copper, plated on the outside, chrome on the inside, large dog water bowl on top of the cage. August 6, 2020: Second cage ordered at full price and delivered undamaged. No assembly. Hammered bronze color looks good against a light background - my Indian's yellow color. Ringneck and this cage is roomy, fits in a car seat and is the easiest cage I've tried. I won't beat around the bush, I ordered the 3rd cage at full price and it will arrive next week and I did because this cage is so easy to clean. I didn't want to save 4 Indian Ringnecks this lady I got up but now that I have them they make a huge mess and I needed help cleaning these cages easily and quickly on a daily basis. The hard, smooth enamel of the litter box at the bottom of the cage helps with this. 20th of July. 2020: I bought my cage as a return very cheap and would not have bought this "copper" color as I think it wouldn't look great from the picture. So the dent that caused the initial crack was easy to level out and the copper color is more like a plain clean hammerhead brown. Brown, like school brown crayons, and it's a pretty nice color. It's glossy but muted so as not to draw attention away from the birds. It is definitely not a copper or bronze color as others have stated. I really like it now that I've seen the color in person. Black cells are tiring. Pure white plaids (not hammered) look very pretty and are easy to clean, but hard to find. The rough, textured, hammered paint makes cleaning a bit difficult, so I cut open a clear plastic shower curtain and used it as a cage liner that I can take out, throw away, and wash daily. Now let's move on to the cell itself. Will not fall apart and comes assembled. The base and rungs are thin metal, so don't think you'll be using it as a chair or foot ladder. They are more than strong enough for a medium or small bird. It's not heavy, but it's big and doesn't have a handle, so it's inconvenient to carry. Sized just right for a pair of Indian Ringnecks and large enough for a comfortable seat, this is not a flight cage for a bird as large as the Indian Ringneck. This is the right size to sit in the front or one of the rear passenger seats while driving. Small enough to move from room to room while the birds are in bed. The 2 plastic feeders look very nice, they are thick and strong. I hope my IRNs don't want to chew on it. I added 3 extra small bowls for fruit, veg and IRN water. Original white shells are used for parrot fruit pellets and parrot seed mix. The two standard perches provided are the standard wooden perches that come with almost every bird cage. I will buy one in August and one in September, same color, even the full price of $107-$136.