Pet Cages

Drs Foster and Smith has a huge selection of bird supplies, including a nice selection of cages.

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/

Here are a few helpful articles to help you decide:

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/category_summary.cfm?dept_id=0&siteid=5&acatid=236

Imo, bigger is always better, as long as the bar spacing is appropriate for species. The smaller the bird, the smaller the space between the bars. Parakeets, no more than 5/8″ and tiels, no more than 3/4″

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Another on-line seller, Future Pets/Pet Expo, has excellent prices on cages. They have a limited selection compared to Fosters and Smith – but carry many of the same cages at much lower prices.

http://futurepet.com/

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I do have one recommendation. Get a heavy-duty. large, square or rectangular cage. The multi-level artsy cages and economy models are not the best construction. Plastic parts crack, chip, can be chewed, and hold bacteria. Theyre also b*tch to clean.

Small,plastic bottom cages should be used with caution. They can often be easily damaged, dropped, or knocked over.

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Best of luck to you!