Was delivered early. Was easy to put together although it took an hour to do by myself. Tall cage and perfect for the four finches I am adopting.

Pretty good first time bird foster!

Ringo Bingo, my canary, LOVES his new home! It’s spacious, with two floors and a “basement”! There a many well-located doors for his momma to easily remove his feeding and water bowls and the basement floor easily comes out so his litter can be changed. It was easy to put together, but we decided to put some zip ties on each side to secure the top floor to the bottom. It would be great to add wheels with brakes to keep the unit from rolling around, but it’s not a big issue. The size is great; not too small and it fits easily in many locations. Great bird habitat for the cost. I would definitely recommend this.

Okay first I want to say I’ve read a lot of reviews saying it was hard to put together…. It took me thirty minutes with a broken wrist. Take that as you will it’s a really good size for a starter cage comes with a ladder two toys and a swing with four feeder bowls your two main doors on the front with four small doors as well for feed water then one small door on either sides as well.I’m uploading a picture from before I put it on top of the stand applying toys and the feeders but I did get them.

So far I am satisfied with the Yateetech 62.5-inch Roof Top Flight Bird Cage. I adopted two parakeets and needed something larger than my old standard cage.Pros: I found it fairly easy and quick to assemble on my own. I am happy with the accessories. Though I did add some additional perches, including a natural wood, curved perch. My budgies really enjoy the toys and ladder. They still have enough room to flutter and fly around a bit. I really like having the various doors to access the inside. Though you do need to be careful and make sure they are securely closed. These little guys are smart escape artists.I have never had a cage with an elevated wire bottom. Makes it so easy to slide tray out to change paper often. And the birdies and not walking and pecking at their dried poops.Cons: Not too crazy about the feeding/water dishes. I only use one, with the top shield on, for water. For seed, with the shield on, the opening is small and hard for the little guys to get to. With the shield off, the two birds could get to the seed at the same time. But they do have to bend way down to get to seed. All you see is their tail in the air when they are eating, unless I can keep the seed level to the rim. Then they waste even more seed picking at the seed and spilling it all over the floor. I solved this by spending a littlebit more on a special feeder I can fill from the outside and has a catch tray to catch the shells and debris. Made a huge difference. Fit nicely in one of the doors. I also added an additional water tube and seed feeder for when they are not in the sharing mood.When I received the cage, one of the red clips that hold the bottom onto the cage when it is not on sitting in the stand, was broken. I reached out to the company to get a replacement. Response was that they were sorry I was not happy with the product and would refund me $20 if I would not return it. I wrote back and said that I didn't want to return the cage, I just wanted a new red clip. Response was identical, except they offered me $10 refund if I would not return the cage!! Writing back again I told them I wasn't looking to return or receive a refund, I just wanted a replacement clip! Same response again, only back up to $20. I finally gave up and accepted the $20 reimbursement. So I have to figure out some other way to secure the one side of cage to base when I need to remove it from the stand. Speaking of stand, it works great for me. I can store their night cover on shelf below. Easily move cage if needed.When you assemble the cage, there are two pieces (top and bottom) that are clipped together. I was not impressed by the two little metal tabs you have to bend over to secure the two pieces. If you were ever required to disassemble and reassemble the cage, those two metal tabs might not hold up. Plus the two parts don't fit together like I would like. There is a small gap between the wires no matter what I did. I worry the birds could possibly snag one of their toes in one of the gaps. I might try some small zip ties to secure the pieces and close the gap.But all in all, this cage is working for me and my new feathered friends. I am happy I purchased it for them.