Aviary Update

[Breeder]

Hey guys, just wanna see what is your opinion about that:



















I am all "eyes" to read what is your opinion. Anything you can help me improve my aviary? I'm trying to built a farm, slowly slowly.

Here is a video: YouTube - Trying To Built a Bird Farm

[Greycloud]

Don't want to hurt your feelings, but cages and on the ground outside of cages, could be alot cleaner. Being outside, it can really draw rodents and other pests. The first frame you show, then finished are pretty small cages. What are you putting in them? And what species of bird are you breeding.?

[Breeder]

For the first cage i've shown, i want to put my zebra finches which are located in the 3rd picture, in right up cage. Then i want move my cockatiels from the 3rd picture left side of the big cage in the whole cage of the 3rd picture in right, so have the entire cage in 3rd picture in left only for budgies since they are a lot.. Then move the lovebirds from the 3rd picture right side down, to the 7th picture up cage, and from there i wanna transfer the canaries into a smaller cage (4th picture, middle cage up). The 2 cages i made (1st and 4th picture) have only one purpose, to make more room for anyone, especially for budgies. Well, i'm not exactly that rich to make bigger cages, PLUS that i'm about 19 years old and having all these chicks. Oh, and the cage in 1st picture is made 100% by me (plus all the other cages you see there). The metals that the cage is made of, were from an old metallic stairs. I just cut the stairs and make the bigger possible cage i could.

As for the cleaning, my quails are a bit naughty and kick their food outside and all over the cage, thats why i have green net around the cage as you notice (8th picture).

I know that is a bit messy but every winter i have a little problem with the rain and the wind. In summer, this place in the photos is like paradise. Just wait and i will show some photos of the summer thats coming.

As for what kind of birds i have: budgies, cockatiels, lovebirds, zebra finches, canaries and quails.