PINVNBY Parakeet Nesting Box Bird House Wood Breeding Box Parrots Mating Box for Lovebirds,Cockatoo,Budgie, Finch,Canary and Medium-Sized Birds(L)

My cockateil hasnt laid any eggs yet but it is perfect for them and a reasonable price

Bird house is big enough for my bird to nest her babies. Durable and easy access to get inside from the front side.

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I bought this so my rats could have a quite and dark box to sleep in. They were apprehensive at first, but now they love it in there! My only complaint is that it's a pain to install, especially as one of the screws was stripped. I was able to safely attach the box to the side of the cage, but it took longer than I was hoping to install it. As long as my rats are happy, though, I don't really mind!

The box itself is nicely made. Except for circular entry disk.However, they didn’t give you LONG enough screws to mount the nest onto the cage. The screws were barely an inch long which is just enough to go through the wood and stick out not quite a quarter of an inch but not enough to go through the cage as well. There was no way a washer and a butterfly nut were going to be attached. I had to go to the hardware store and get bolts to fit. They didn’t have 2 inch bolts which is what was needed. I had to settle for 3 inch bolts. Also there is a short little perch which is supposed to fit into a hole beneath the main entrance hole. The perch is way too big in diameter for the hole. And there was not a dowel the right size to fit at the hardware store. So, I had to use a dowel that was smaller and wrap the end of it with tape till it got thick enough to stay in the hole.The wood is very soft wood. It’s good because it’s light and it doesn’t pull on the cage. HOWEVER, THE BIRDS EAT IT.THE CIRCULAR METAL DISK THAT IS THE ENTRYWAY IS RAZOR SHARP. It juts up above the side and a sharp edge is exposed. The lid fell only gently and pressed my finger into metal rim. It cut me pretty significantly. I had to go to urgent care. This would definitely not pass inspection if it was made in the United States. Good case for a lawsuit.My birds would not go in it. I only waited four days but since they were eating the nest I had to take it out.

Ok. I had written a review no one liked, so I erased it. Starting over since it has been sitting there not accepted for a week.I like this bird nesting house. It came without the hardware or perch. I wanted to get just those replaced but that seems impossible. So, I did my own thing with it.So far the birds are still wary in their new cage and haven't gone near this house yet. I expect they will soon and will love it.

I have 2 Green Cheek Conures- they tend to be very curious but hesitant about checking out new things in their cage. They've adjusted quickly to their nesting box! In the past I've just used shoe boxes/empty tissue boxes but my male has been particularly destructive with those since he got a lady friend. I got the XL size and it's perfect for them and in my cage! I need to figure out a way to attach it to the outside (didn't have what I needed initially) but as is- it's great! It's a good size for them (I got the XL) and I think it'll last at least a while longer than the shoe boxes. It's well made and sturdy. Only weird thing is the holes to attach it from the back are on the bottom of the box rather than the top. It came with three screws- I only used 2 since it was plenty sturdy with just the two and I might move it around soon.

Originally purchased for my exhibition Budgies. Ended up giving it to my lovebirds. They are absolutely using and chewing on it some. Not hard to attach. Lightweight sturdy. Every night they go inside.

This XL nesting box is perfect for my cockatiels. It was nicely built and sturdy. Good size. I bought another one from someone else for cheaper and it was complete crap! Highly recommended this nesting box!