Parakeet Nesting Box - Visual Wooden Bird Nest Breeding Box

My parakeets really seem to love it. My female parakeet has chewed up the box which is about the only downside. However, I have not taken it out of the cage as she seems to have fun chewing on it. It is easy to clean and take care of as I have taken it out and wiped it down several times and if it wasn't for her chewing on it I would say quality is perfect. It fits well in the cage as the size is nice and it looks nice in the cage as well. I will let any pet lover know that the wood is soft and is chewable for your critters.

My birds go inside but they are not ready to be breeding as they are very young! And possibility they are both boys. Which is fine. It can serve as a play area which I have seen them going in and out of. The nesting box is sturdy and was easy to put onto the flight cage. I’m very happy with it. And would recommend to friends.

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The box was good, the birds chewed it up

Came as pictured, fit perfectly in their cage, easy to put together, reasonably priced

IT'S SUPER CUTE BUT I HAVE A PAIR OF SUN CONURES AND THEY ARE RIPPING IT. BECAUSE MY BIRDS DESTROY EVERYTHING.

First of all- my female parakeet seems to reject any nest I give her but is still a constant egg layer. So there’s that. She did reject this box and tried to chew her egg out of the box. Ended up removing the egg up out of the hole and fell to the bottom of the cage breaking. There’s no assembly needed. The little dowel perch came inside the box but there’s no hole that fits it and no hardware for it. So basically that was useless. The wood is cheap (like dollar store type) and not dense. Very easy for the parakeets to chew up and destroy. Which started happening, so before they could chew a hole through a corner or edge I removed it from the cage. So just didn’t work for the parakeets I have now. One of my older females, if she was still egg laying and separating from the flock, would have taken to this nest and enjoyed it I think. But she seems to be the only responsible one that way, lol! The rest are a bunch of terrorizers haha! The hardware attached to the cage just fine. It’s good size for a pair to take care of the eggs together- if you have responsible sitters!

I purchased this for my parrotlets as they should start laying soon. The size of this box is great and it will work for anything from finches up to parrotlets and lovebirds. I am leaving 3 stars though for the simple fact that my parrotlets were able to chew a hole in the side of the box by the entryway. The box came assembled already. The wood is made with a soft type of wood, so it isn't really sturdy. It functions well . I feel for the price, it could be better materials, but it works. The value is ok.

Perfect nesting box to have your bird care for her eggs, it has a window for you to also keep an eye on the hatching! The lid is a little bit hard to close but over time it loosens to open and close more easier.

It's s nice private little box for the birds to nest . I can't wait for them to use it

My budgies ate through the wood very fast. Not sure how well it is used as a nesting box since they haven’t chosen to lay any eggs in it. I don’t believe they have deemed this box worthy of holding their eggs since they seem to bite it easily. It is a decent size for budgies. Just wish it was made out of a better wood so the birds wouldn’t have destroyed it so fast. The stick that comes with it doesn’t fit the whole made for it. It’s award to install in the cage (if you want it in the cage) the bolts and holes are on the far side so it’s a real arm bender to get it attached. If you attached the box to the outside of a cage then it’s a lot easier battle.

Well my birds are not using it as a nest but rather a chewing toy !!! It is super cute tho !!

I found the box small, I have conures and they barely fit in it. They chewed right through the cheap wood it is made with. They were able to chew the edge and the floor and chewed the stick for the perch right off. The depth could be better as well, they ended up pushing the eggs out the door and they smashed on the bottom of the cage. No babies this year. Sad!