Breed Well!...
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If you're looking for a cage for a new canary, it might be a good idea to just get a canary breeding cage.
Whether you intend to breed canaries or not the cage is useful. For a single canary simply remove the divider and you have a nice sized cage for your lone canary.
And if you think you might be interested in breeding a pair of canaries some day, you'll already be set up and ready to go.
Two Holed Breeding Cage
This cage has a removable divider to keep the male and female separated until they are ready to mate.
It will also have a spot for a nest or nests.
Once the babies leave the nest, they can be isolated to one side while you leave the breeding pair together in the other side to raise another batch of babies.
Check with your local pet store or bird aviary to see if they carry these. My local bird farm sells their dividable cages for around 40 bucks.
Breeding cage with divider.
This dividable breeding cage is also great as one big cage for your lone canary. Just remove the divider.
Three Holed Canary Breeding Cage
Breeding cages are also made with two dividers...creating three holes. This will allow the canary breeder to mate one male (in the middle hole) with two females (on the outside holes).
The three hole cage is also good for seperating the babies from the breeding pair. You can find a canary breeding cage online at Birds2grow.com
Click here for more information on the joy of breeding canaries.
