🐦 Colorday Large Bird Bath: Clear View for Greys, Amazons, Conures, Cockatiels, Parakeets (Upgraded 13X11X8 inch) Review

When I first bought my parrot there were no gray parrot baths in the US. I bought one from Europe and paid about $60 for it. It's awesome. My parrots love them. They are easy to put on and take off and my birds love to splash around in them. I really can't say anything bad about them. The bolts didn't rust at all and the plastic held up well with my little rodents.

Love how affordable this is! My gray hasn't used it yet but I hope and will keep trying. I placed it over one of the holes in the grow box and/or feed door. Pros: Clear - Easy to snap into cage - Textured base - Good sized hole - Pieces hold together well - Strong, durable plastic. It's easier to fill and clear. I also wish the base could be guarded alone - it would be helpful for them to get used to it. She might be less scared if the lid was open. All in all I'm so glad I found this and I…

My gray parrot is very picky and afraid of everything new. She did well with this bath next to her cage so I hung her in one of the openings of her feeder as she has a water bottle. The hole in the tub is slightly larger than the hole for the food bowl in a full size parrot cage so this is perfect. My gray one is small so the hole is a bit bigger than hers. Yesterday I watched her jump, fluff and throw water like a baby at a water park. She bathed for her pleasure without making a mess. It was…

My African gray doesn't fit in. I tried it on the outside of the cage, removing the retainers and replacing them for inside use. (The holders are bolted on one side, so you'll have to loosen the bolts if you need to move them to use them in the cage.) It would be nice to have two sets of hooks, one for use inside and one outside the cage. She picked nuts and bolts. In general, well-made hard transparent plastic will hold about 1 inch of water at the bottom. I liked the idea of the splash-proof…

Where do I even start? Place my order, he told me that it is in reserve, will not arrive in a month, now we will see for a long time, it only took a week. I was excited and couldn't wait to put it together to enjoy my gameplay in African Grey. Of course it was easy enough to assemble. The problem began to no longer fit in the cage. It wasn't wide enough to hook it where I wanted it and there was a feeder door at the top, it was too small for my Congo African to even try to get in. Bottom line…

I like this idea. my parrot not as much. I think everything will be fine with time, anyone who has parrots knows how to deal with new things. I think it's a well thought out product and good for what it was made for. The only thing we would really like to change is our cage design issue. It's a bit hard to get off the bars of our cage. Slightly wider bars will probably work a little better with the included mounting hooks. In our cage it's like a fight. Also, there is no door in our cage for…

For many years I have been modifying plastic containers, cat fountains, baking pans. Nothing worked. See, cockatiels love bathing in the rain, and parrots love wet greens like chopped lettuce or trimmed wheatgrass that gets wet (plus rain to really get them moving). fastened without it all splattering all over the place when an overly excited bird starts scattering it. First, I put some snacks inside to keep them interested. Later that day I filled it with water and a pump and the Tiles loved…