When I think of a birdcage for a finch the visual of having many finches comes to mind. What about you? I love their little tweets and sounds from their wings. Having a cage that allows for enough room and the ability to fly is a must.
Finches are small, easily kept birds that are social to each other, but do not particularly thrive on interaction with people. When you have decided to buy a pair of finches or more, you must make sure to select a cage that will best suit the needs of these particular birds.
Exercise happens when finches fly. They are not generally interested in playing with toys or on bird gyms, so you must make sure your finches will have plenty of room to get active and interact with each other in their new cage.
Decide how many finches you plan to keep in the cage. Remember that your cage should have 3 to 4 feet of floor space per every pair of finches you plan on keeping in it.
Locate a cage that is sized adequately for your bird’s needs. Keep in mind that the length of the cage is more important than the height, because finches need plenty of room to fly and roost within the cage. Avoid keeping your finches in a cage that is too narrow because they may fight over the roosting locations near the top if there is not enough room to go around.
Purchase a cage that can accommodate adequate food and water dishes, perches and swings for all your finches without interfering with the room for the flight pattern.
Here are some cages we sell that would work well for a couple finches to many more!!!
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Hilo Harbor Dometop Small Bird Cage
Tiki Treehouse Flight Bird Cage
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