Hi As a new boy to the world of keeping Canaries I was lucky enough to purchase cages from someone who was giving up the hobby. The internal of the cages are natural wood colour but all the images of cages I have seen the insides are white. The cages seem rather dark not painted.....Derek
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Should the internal colour of cages be white?
dekspencer- Posts : 28
Join date : 2015-03-28
Age : 73
Location : Wilmslow Cheshire
johnboy- Posts : 1851
Join date : 2010-09-07
Age : 62
Location : sunderland tyne and wear.
I painted mine white simply for more light when breeding,,,as I breed mine indoors,,,and the window is small,,,i also bought a full spectrum bulb,,,the nursery cages however I painted the same blue as the showcages,,,so the young get used to the colour,,,hope this helps,,,johnboy...
dekspencer- Posts : 28
Join date : 2015-03-28
Age : 73
Location : Wilmslow Cheshire
Many thanks I also have my cages indoors so it makes sence......Derek
Outlaw Pete- Posts : 415
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johnboy- Posts : 1851
Join date : 2010-09-07
Age : 62
Location : sunderland tyne and wear.
ive seen some cages literally wallpapered pete ,,,the young lad pasted woodland scenes on the back of his double breeders,,,and if I do say so myself it looked brilliant when he took photos,,,but then the crap etc accumulated and he ended up stripping and painting them,,,plus the birds had a bit pick and pulled strips off,,,didn't look so good then,,,all a learning curve for him ,,,johnboy...
dekspencer- Posts : 28
Join date : 2015-03-28
Age : 73
Location : Wilmslow Cheshire
Thanks guys like the idea of pale blue.
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