Bird Cages Melbourne I

Melbourne I - a bird aviary with expansion possibilitiesThe Melbourne offers enough space for finches, parakeets, small parrots & Co. Have a look at the extension kit for the Melbourne I and II, with which the cage can be extended by 80 cm!We recommend this aviary for the following bird species:2-6 finches (*6)2-4 canaries  (*6)2 budgies  (*6)2 Agapornidae  (*6)* Maximum number of animals allowed according to the Animal Welfare Ordinance.    This does not correspond to our recommendation for animal-friendly husbandry! Thanks to the pull-out droppings drawer, the Melbourne is also very easy to clean. Included are two plastic bowls for food and water, as well as some perches for the initial setup. The generous door allows easy access to every corner of the cage. The Melbourne I also has a "breeder door" for attaching an incubator or bathhouse!Unlike the Sydney model, this aviary is either placed directly on the floor or on its own furniture. The Melbourne I was designed to fit on the standard chests of drawers of a well-known Swedish furniture store. The chests of drawers all have a depth of 50 cm and a width of 80 cm. They come in different heights and colours, so there should be something to suit everyone's taste. Size (W x D x H): approx. 80 x 50 x 110 cmInside: 75 x 47 x 100cm Birdhouse interior height: 100 cm Grid spacing: 10 mm Grid thickness: 2 mm Weight: 20 kg Suitable for: Finches, parakeets and small parrots Available in the colours antique and platinum (see pictures)Please note: The aviary will be delivered to the kerb by a forwarding agent. You must make your own arrangements for transport to the house.

The hamsterHamsters live in self-dug burrows in steppes and semi-deserts from Southern Europe to East Asia. Hamsters have a great urge to move, as hamsters often travel several kilometres in the wild in search of food. Golden hamsters are solitary animals and defend their territory against other hamsters. Males and females only meet during the mating season.Description:The body length of a golden hamster is approx. 15cm. The stubby tail measures only about 10 to 15 mm. The weight is 130 to 180 grams. Breeding has resulted in many colour variations. There are white, cream, cinnamon, black, grey and all variations of pied.Hamster care:You should provide a hamster with a large cage.We recommend a glass container measuring 100x40cm for hamsters.This allows you to fulfil the 15 cm of bedding required by the Animal Welfare Act.The hamster cage should be set up so that the hamster can dig and climb. The absolute minimum size for a hamster cage is approx. 70x40cm. However, the hamster cage must be equipped with shelves and climbing facilities so that the hamster can fulfil its great urge to move. The larger the hamster cage, the better. After all, we prefer to live in a multi-room flat rather than a studio!The cage should be located in a place where the hamster can sleep undisturbed during the day - but where it won't disturb anyone at night with its lively behaviour.Hamster accessories / Cage equipment: Bedding at least 15cm deep so that the hamster can fulfil its digging needs Hay Play opportunities Various shelters made from wood or cork Sand bath Hamster toilet Nest material - hay or hamster wool. Under no circumstances should synthetic cotton wool be used Food bowl and drinking bottle Legal requirements: Enclosure min. 60x30cm (not our recommendation!) Hiding places Digging layer 15cm Climbing possibilities Nest material Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Individual housing Hamster food:To stay healthy, hamsters - like other living creatures - need a varied diet.The main food offered in pet shops ensures a balanced basic diet. You can add variety to your golden hamster's menu with additional food.Unlike dwarf rabbits and guinea pigs, golden hamsters are not pure vegetarians. You should therefore offer them a piece of egg or a little quark from time to time. This will fulfil their need for animal protein.Hamsters particularly enjoy fresh food such as fruit, carrots or dandelions. Make sure that the fresh food is unsprayed. The cage should be checked daily for spoilt fresh food so that the hamster does not eat mouldy food. Although hamsters cover most of their fluid requirements with green food, they also need fresh water every day.Breeding details:At around two months of age, hamsters are capable of reproducing and can be used for breeding. You put a male and a female together, observe whether they get along and then leave them to their happiness for a few days. Then separate them again.The female is provided with sufficient padding material, which is made into a nest. After a gestation period of just 18 days, the female hamster gives birth to five to ten naked and blind young, each weighing just two grams. Once a female has given birth, she should not be disturbed in the early stages, otherwise she may kill and eat her litter.The young open their eyes at ten days old. At three to four weeks, they are already independent enough to make their way through life on their own.We do not recommend breeding the animals, this is only information about reproduction!How much does a hamster cost (per month): Food: approx. Fr. 15.-- Bedding and hay: approx. CHF 30. Vet: The more species-appropriate and cleaner your hamster is kept, the less likely it is to need a visit to the vet. Nevertheless, you must always bear in mind that a hamster can fall ill and incur additional costs. Things to consider before buying:Due to its nocturnal activity, the golden hamster is not an animal for small children. Hamsters sleep during the day and only wake up in the evening when small children have to go to bed. Repeated disturbances from sleep lead to illness and biting in hamsters in the long term.Hamsters are therefore only suitable for older schoolchildren, teenagers and working people.The life expectancy of rodents is 2 to 3 years. During this time, you are responsible for this little guy.Before you decide to buy a golden hamster, you should definitely read a specialised book.The following applies to all animal husbandry: Children (including adolescents) must be guided, supervised and controlled by their parents. Children should know that animals are not toys!Our trained team is available to assist you with any questions or issues at Zoo Roco. They can provide you with expert advice on all matters.

Sisal rope with screw fasteningSisal Length 1 meteravailable in three different diametersS = 12 mm for smaller parakeets or agapornidsM = 25 mm for large parakeets and smaller parrots such as black-headed parrotsL = 40 mm for Amazons, gray parrots, cockatoos and macawsSisal rope with an eyelet and a hook at the end for easy attachment in any enclosure. The rope offers good climbing and clambering opportunities. Also recommended for creating play areas.Suitable for parakeets and medium and large parrots.

Paradiso aviary from Montana with flat roof Dream enclosure in three sizes - suitable for zebra finches, budgerigars, canaries, agapornids, large parakeets Paradiso 90: External dimensions: 91x60x160cmInternal dimensions: approx. 85x55x132cm with two front doors Acrylic protection Grid spacing 10 mm Grid thickness: 2 mm Weight: 40.0 kg This aviary is suitable for: 2-8 finches 2-6 canaries 2-6 budgerigars 2-4 agapornids Paradiso 120: External dimensions: 120x80x180 cm Internal dimensions: approx. 115x75x144 cm with two front doors Acrylic protection Grid spacing 10 mm Grid thickness: 2 mm Weight: 60.0 kg This aviary is suitable for: 2-12 finches 2- 10 canaries 2-10 budgerigars 2-6 agapornids 4 large parakeets up to cockatiel size Paradiso 150: External dimensions: 150x65x161 cmInternal dimensions: approx. 145x60x120 cm with four front doors Acrylic protection Grid spacing 10 mm Grid thickness: 2 mm Weight: 65.0 kg This aviary is suitable for: 2-12 finches 2- 10 canaries 2-10 budgerigars 2-6 agapornids 4 large parakeets up to cockatiel size Swiss animal welfare legislation contains legal provisions governing the animal-friendly keeping of and the handling of birds. The following regulations apply to all bird species: social species must be kept socially (no solitary keeping) the enclosures must meet the minimum sizes = minimum requirements all birds must be offered the opportunity to bathe the enclosures must be structured with a variety of springy perches of different thicknesses and alignments, with one third of the volume remaining free of structures all birds must be provided with suitable sand for ingestion the private keeping of certain bird species is subject to approval (wild animal keeping permit) the keeping of parrots on stands and the keeping of song canaries in Harz cages is prohibited the use of sand sleeves as a cover for perches is prohibited for finches: minimum enclosure floor area for 4 birds: 0.24 m2 (e.g. 60 cm x 40 cm) minimum height 50 cm for parrots: minimum enclosure floor area for 4 small parakeets and agapornids 0.24 m2 (e.g. 60 cm x 40 cm), minimum height 50 cm minimum enclosure floor area for 6 medium-sized parakeets up to cockatiel size 0.5 m2 (e.g. 100 cm x 50 cm), minimum height 60 cm

Back Zoo Nature Easy-Lock feeding bowl - safe, sustainable & animal-friendlyThe Back Zoo Nature Easy-Lock feeding bowl is the clever solution for anyone who values safety, stability and environmental friendliness. Specially developed for large parakeets, budgerigars and small parrots, this feeding bowl impresses with its well thought-out design and natural materials. The feeding bowl is also practical for rabbits, guinea pigs and other rodents and offers enough space for food or water. Or you can use the Easy-Lock feeding bowl in the chicken house - this feeding bowl is particularly suitable as a feeding place for grit or treats, for example.✅ Made from 70% bamboo - a sustainable, animal-friendly raw material✅ Easy-lock closure - reliably prevents your pets from knocking it over✅ Stable attachment - easy to attach & securely fixed in the cage✅ Ideal for large parakeets & small parrots - species-appropriate feeding without stress ✅ Ideal for rodents such as rabbits or guinea pigs, chinchillas and rats ✅ Ideal for chickensWhether for daily food or fresh fruit - the Easy-Lock bowl ensures that nothing is spilled. Thanks to the natural bamboo material, you are not only adding something good to the cage, but also to the environment. Practical, sustainable, safe - the perfect bowl for your feathered friend!Dimensions: 6.8 x 9.6 cm

Crock food bowl in two sizesThis food bowl can be attached to bars in rodent enclosures, free-range runs, aviaries or stables, for example, and can be used as a water trough or food bowl.Thanks to its screw cap, the bowl can be easily removed and thus washed or refilled.Whether for pet birds, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs or as a dog or cat bowl, the Crock is always securely fastened and cannot be tipped over. So the food or water always stays where it should be.Available in two sizes:300 ml550 ml

Back Zoo Nature Discovery Toppingnatural enclosure furnishingsThis natural topping is added as an extra layer to the bedding and makes your animals' home more varied. The mixture of corn leaf, moss and pine cones encourages foraging and supports natural instincts – for more activity in everyday life.Suitable for: Guinea pigs, mice, rabbits, hamsters, rats, large parakeets, parakeets, canaries or zebra finchesProduct benefits:Varied natural mixture of corn leaf, moss and pine conesCan be used as a topping layer over the bedding100% natural, without additives or chemicalsRich in structure for an exciting, natural environment Stimulates foraging and searching behaviour (food can be hidden)Keeps them occupied for longer and supports mental exerciseCreates a nature-like, “wild” environment in the enclosurePromotes active movement and exploratory behaviourTechnical dataContent: 10 litresMaterial: corn leaf, moss, pine conesProperties: 100% natural, without additivesThe application is uncomplicated: Add the Discovery Topping as an extra layer to the existing bedding. This creates a realistic, “forest-floor-like” surface that is modelled on natural habitats. Your animals will experience more different materials under their paws, claws or scales – this can enhance well-being because the environment feels more exciting and closer to nature. A key benefit is in encouraging foraging behaviour. In the wild, many animals spend a lot of time searching for food. This natural need is often neglected in the everyday lives of pets. With the Discovery Topping, you can hide treats or food specifically in the mixture. Your animals will thus be motivated to search, sniff and discover. This supports both physical activity and mental stimulation – two important factors for a balanced, occupied animal.