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3, with oil cloth (oil used cloth), carefully from inside to outside, including each cage wire repeatedly grinding many times. The front of the bird cage, the door flowers, where vision is often in place, are repeatedly rubbed in order to improve the surface finish, equivalent to “grinding”. Note: door flowers, arhat lines and other structures are delicate and fragile, do not break. This process, which requires time and patience, care, is also a process of observing and appreciating the cage. Use new cloth again, according to the above process, wipe again and again. This process is equivalent to polishing. For important parts, you can use a little force, the speed can be a little faster (do not use force). Be careful to fold the cloth neatly, otherwise marks will easily form. When this process is complete, the surface finish is significantly improved.

Because they are afraid of the rain, so there is no need to say more, and the surface of the packaging is more afraid of the sun, so it is not recommended to prevent the outdoor blade thorn rope will cause the woven bag to become ineffective, resulting in the internal blade thorn rope exposed to affect the later use.

The cage should be strong so that the bars cannot be bent or damaged by the parrot, and weak bars can be bent or damaged by the parrot and injure the parrot. Cages made of plastic coated railings can cause parrots to eat the coating and are not suitable. Quality cages are made of stainless steel, especially those made of colorful mild steel railings. Railing spacing is very important for the parrot’s safety, and the railing should always be small enough to prevent the parrot from poking its head out between the railing gaps. For small parrot species, column spacing of 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) is necessary. Medium parrot species such as grey parrots and Amazons require a 1 inch (2.5 cm) pitch, while great macaws can reach a pitch of more than 1 by inch (3.8 cm).