Bird Mirror with Swing and Perch for Parakeets Cockatiels Lovebirds Finches - Wooden Interactive Hanging Cage Toy, 3.7 x 3.5 x 3.5 Inch, 1 Pack

I got this for my pair of Owl or Bicheno Finches to give them another place to light. They took to it right away and really seem to love it. The male took to it first but now they both sit on it. I think they especially like the mirror and it makes them feel like there are more in their cage since they are society birds. Very sturdy and a good value.

These mirror perches are great. My chewy chewy Conour worked thru one side arm and it's still in good working order He can't get the mirrors out and for once He couldn't destroy the mirror in less then a day! I will order these for all my birds going forward. I just tried one of the two I ordered on my budgie and she seems to like it too. Gave her a little more room then the plastic ones.

I had been told that there are certain birds that get aggressive with mirrors, but my little bird is happy and can spend hours looking at itself. He is happy happy and he doesn't stop looking at himself and names himself, well his name is Wasabi and he names himself wasabi wasabi 🤣 every time he sees himself.

Cute concept, well assembled; however, this did not work for my conure. Perhaps for a smaller breed. My bird LOVED it at first but chewed through one of the bars (see picture). NOTE: To be fair, there was only one other distraction in his new cage at the time of the chewing. It may have been out of boredom. My advice is that you make sure there are more distractions when you add this one. I don’t intend for this to be a bad review, just factual. I may purchase a second one to add now that the rest of his toys are in place. Birds do tend to love mirrors.

This is a very well made bird mirror. My daughter has two parakeets and we initially had one mirror. They loved it so much that we got a second. We hooked theirs to the side of the cage so they don't swing. Beware though that they may sit on top and poop all over the wood and smear the mirror up. Definitely requires regular cleaning. Crazy birds! :-D Please be aware that, over time, your birds may bite through the perch support pieces completely. Ours have taken the perch off of both of their mirrors. Once again, Crazy birds!!! ;-p

Our African Grey broke this immediately. It is not very large, so hard to imagine a bird the size of a Mackaw (pictured) playing with or using this. Would suggest to whoever used this picture to advertise this item should use a much smaller bird! Not worth the expense.

My male finch lost his companion a while back, and due to Covid, I have been unable to procure a new significant other for him. He took to his new "friend" in the mirror much faster than I ever thought. We removed the large attached perch and hung the mirror directly on the cage wall next to an existing perch. This has made him a much happier bird. In fact, he thinks his friend is extremely handsome and quite good company!

We have three love birds and never realized how much room they needed. We bought this larger cage and they love it. We let them out a few times a week and noticed they fly much better outside the cage now since they can stretch their wings in the cage. I highly recommend this for small birds if you have room for the cage.

Its pretty sturdy, sits well against the cage too. My lovebird really likes it, also likes to scratch his head on it. Has become his new favourite toy.

I bought two of these for our two budgies. They arrived in perfect shape, and quick. Nice that they are unpainted as our birds like to chew on them, and unpainted toys are hard to find. Very happy and highly recommend!

Mes 4 perruches vont souvent s'admirer dans le miroir et chanter devant leur reflet. Un très bon achat!

It's a bit on the smaller side, but my quaker still fits on the perch and talks to himself on occasion. Not his most interesting toy but it's still good

It is our budgies favorite spot to spend time all day. Good quality