🪞 Exquisite dcDalton Birdcage Mirror: 5-Inch Beveled Edge Octagon Shape, Assembled in USA Review

I like this mirror compared to most I've seen in pet shops because it's a decent size and isn't attached to plastic or bells or anything (which our birds seem not a fan). It easily attaches to the cage and can be easily removed and removed for cleaning. Our bird likes to snuggle up to him when he wants to sleep.

This is a mirror that can be found at any craft store, with a clasp on the back that came loose when I first decided to put it over the plaid. Luckily I'm smart enough to fix that. Save money. Take a mirror and glue the metal clip from the used bone to the back. The same thing!

Very nice mirror. My little Til's friend passed away and I didn't look for another bird and hoped it would help him. Though not identical to the other bird, she helped it lose a mate. Good price. Well packed. Easy to install and big enough to look like another bird. He doesn't replace him, but helps him.

This is a decent sized mirror that fits in the palm of your hand. Suitable for larger birds such as cockatiels. The edges are not sharp. It is possible that your bird will try to play with it as the hooks on the back are a bit looser/open. I wouldn't try to tighten them because they will likely break (although super glue couldn't fix anything), it sits tight to the cage, no gaps. In general, I'm very happy with this purchase, which means it's my bird 😊

This is a great mirror! This is the perfect size for my cockatiels. My only complaint is that it just rests on the cage's bars; It does not attach securely to the cage. The hooks are a bit short. Because of this I placed him lower in the cage in case he falls off. Wash once a week with a non-abrasive sponge. I have now almost 3 months. So far this mirror hasn't scratched like other mirrors I've had so I hope it lasts a long time. Expensive, but if it lasts a few years then it's worth replacing.

This is a very nice mirror and is a good weight. I like that it's a really big, well sized mirror. But the two clips on the back of the mirror just slide over the cage's crossbar and rest on it, rather than attaching to it. There are no parts that easily curve above and below the bar (like the little hooks on wooden mirrors). So if a bird bites the mirror or handles it roughly in any way, it can easily detach and fall off. I originally bought this for my African Gray Congo but she didn't like…