Bird Mirror with Swing and Perch for Parakeets Cockatiels Lovebirds Finches - Wooden Interactive Hanging Cage Toy, 3.7 x 3.5 x 3.5 Inch, 1 Pack

YEARS later my birds Still love this!! We have 15 parakeets, they sleep on the rings Every night!

So these are definitely best for outside the cage play time because they’re quite large. I hung mine from the curtain rod in front of the window. My little Buddy really likes flying to them and looking out the window and climbing the circles. It gives him good variety for landing and playing. I ordered a second one and hung it onto the first one to make it extra long. It comes with a hanger type hook and also two hooks on either side, so you could hang it inside a very large flight cage if you had room.

So I got two and wow better than expected. So there’s no option to pick colors, be aware that colors do vary and you have no say. I don’t mind at all cute either way and does it’s purpose. Does come with two clips and a hanger in the middle which is great. The one by the window is hung with the hanger, the other with the clips and works fine. I have two lovebirds and they both loved it. I would say if your bird is a large bird then maybe this won’t work as you can see from the pictures, the holes are perfect size for lovebirds, birds that size or any bird smaller will be fine. The circles are all made of metal just as the hanger so it is very sturdy.

Our African Grey broke this immediately. It is not very large, so hard to imagine a bird the size of a Mackaw (pictured) playing with or using this. Would suggest to whoever used this picture to advertise this item should use a much smaller bird! Not worth the expense.

I expected this to be made out of the regular bird ropes, but was surprised to find that it's not at all what it claims to be... but can definitely be used as a bird toy. This is scarf hanger... in which you tie in your favorite scarves to store. When the product arrived, I found it has a clothing hanger hook at the top, that cannot be removed (it's part of the metal). I could not figure out why it was there, until I realized what it was. So, to me... that is deceptive marketing. It also makes me wonder about the safety of the materials being used - especially coming from China. In any case, it does work as a fun perch toy for birds the size of budgies. I think it's too small to be used for cockatiels or anything larger.

We put one of these in our budgies' cage, and they have gotten several years of enjoyment out of it. If your bird likes to gnaw on wooden things, any bird much larger than a budgie will be able to wreck this. When we got an Indian Ringneck, he managed to destroy it within a month. We've since moved the budgies to a different room, replaced the mirror, and the new one is holding up just fine.

Love it, I have 4 birds and all 4 love this mirror with perch. They share or are on it but themselves. It's really an awesome product for budgies. By far their favorite. Already bought 5 more in case it ever needs to be replaced.

Mirror is clear, see my pictures. For the reviews that say that it's not, I can only assume that these people didn't remove the plastic film. The mirror is only ONE sided. The back is plain & not something I want my bird pecking on personally. The bell is NOT for any bird bigger than a small one that has minimal beak strength. I threw it away. I plan to attach the mirror directly to his cage using zip ties through the 2 small holes in the mirror. Over all pleased since I was only looking for a mirror. I'll try to update if it falls apart right away 😊

Fits well in the cage, long enough to reach the perch stands so my bird can look into the mirror. He loves it! I would recommend it to anyone

It is our budgies favorite spot to spend time all day. Good quality

Cute colour and it’s bigger than I thought would be

Bought this for my Lovebird a couple months ago. The mirror rusted without us knowing and our little love bird ended up getting metal poisoning, costing us over $1000 in vet bills. I would not recommend this to anyone as the metal is not safe for birds.

Its pretty sturdy, sits well against the cage too. My lovebird really likes it, also likes to scratch his head on it. Has become his new favourite toy.