How To Make Homemade Perches for a Bird Cage

[@theawsomerat7322]

Thank you for this, I'm getting other bird soon but I have no idea what I did with my perches, this was a big help. Thanks!!

[@RobertsRideAlong]

Glad it was helpful. Have fun with your new bird.

[@mimikyuumi]

Awesome video, thank you sir.

[@RobertsRideAlong]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@AnnasAdventures73]

You made it look easy

[@RobertsRideAlong]

It is that easy.

[@annhowcroft9493]

Very educational

[@RobertsRideAlong]

I try.

[@PatrickMurphyTM]

try not to drill into your hand cause that hurts 🤘 SOLID ADVICE right there ladies & gentleman.

[@RobertsRideAlong]

And I have the drill and screw scars to prove it.

[@sdqsdq6274]

hmmm from diy video to nightmare from elmstreet , haha

[@AverysAllIn]

"Do as I say, not as I do." 🤣🤣🤣

[@RobertsRideAlong]

And I have the scars to prove it

[@lesliezavala5985]

Amazing cool video, thank you

[@RobertsRideAlong]

Thank you for watching.

[@1dtrosclair]

Thanks for sharing

[@RobertsRideAlong]

Your welcome.

[@KTTreasures]

Nice

[@RobertsRideAlong]

Thanks

[@KTTreasures]

Bet i know who some of those are for

[@RobertsRideAlong]

You do indeed

[@kaceetrigurlzwebscom7761]

oh great, ok so you neednt remove the bark?

[@RobertsRideAlong]

Some people do. I chose not to. I didn't show that I soaked them in lemon juice for a few hours to kill bugs. Some people bake them at 200 degrees in the oven for about 30 minutes or so to kill bugs. Usually baking them makes the bark fall off.

[@kaceetrigurlzwebscom7761]

@@RobertsRideAlong ok great thanks!

[@tracycakescoffeenshop4603]

Ya didnt shown them on the cages!

[@RobertsRideAlong]

We didn't have the new cage yet.

[@bigbiemacaw]

I'm trying to figure out how to attach my peaches to drywall walls, we're they hanger bolts to used, I'm struggling to get them but I literally have no skills , I just bought a mither saw to make toys, but after a couple of cuts I'm ready to build the world for my bird, I'm just lacking the skills, but I do have KZbin videos, a want to learn so I'll do it , taught myself to weld during lockdown and got my dream bird at the start , I hand raised him and trained him to fly free outdoors and he loves it, mind he caught mites god knows when flying keeps the numbers down so I didn't figure it ou till there was a couple of bad storms last week and he wasn't out to fly so the might x where I was able to notice them so I call my veterinarian who emailed the prescription to a more local vet and they got him sorted fast but he plucked a lot of his breast feathers out which I am heartbroken over the grow back now he's not itchy he's only 21 in the middle of a big mould there's a few short of him flying on my account if you're interested in macaw parrot in free flight it's a very special site to see

[@RobertsRideAlong]

There are anchor screws that you can get. It's basically something you can put in the wall and then screw the perch into. If you go to your local hardware store and show them what you want to do they will get you everything you need. Mites are terrible. You have to treat the bird and your house. My birds do not go outside because hawks and eagles here will eat them. Free flight McCaws are beautiful to see. I have seen them at Disney in Florida. I have watched countless hours of them also. I really want a Hyacinth McCaw. Maybe some day. Feathers do grow back unless they pick too deep. Our African Grey has a bald chest. The feathers will never grow back because she damaged her skin when she plucked.