Reference: 130214003
Exotic Wicker Pear Nest.
Dimensions: 25x11 cm.
Beige colored plastic nest with wall mounting.
Ideal for large canaries (York) and large native birds. (Bullfinches).
Corn Nest.
It is a camouflaged nest very suitable for birds.
Dimensions: diameter 10cm, L 20cm, and H 28cm.
To raise your pigeons properly and offer them the best comfort and well-being, set up this nest.
Made of cardboard, this circular nest is easy to use and easy to evacuate after use.
Dimensions: Ø 29.5 cm.
"Samsara" Beige Nest - Ø10cm - 12.5 x 19.5 x 16.5cm.
This nest has been specially designed for canaries and birds of similar size.
Made of durable plastic, it is fully washable and detachable.
The dome with a diameter of 10cm is removable, which is very practical when it comes to ringing the chicks.
You will find a suitable space on top of the nest to place the eggs.
The rear door of the nest is removable, which allows for easy inspection.
Space for a breeding record card on the rear door.
Orange nest of 10 cm + white nest support.
This nest has been specially designed for canaries and birds of the same size.
The nest support is equipped with a sliding door at the back with stop notches, which allows for easy inspection.
The dome with a diameter of 10 cm is removable, which is very practical when ringing the chicks.
Length: 12 cm
Width: 12 cm
Total height: 17.5cm
Diameter of the nest: 10 cm
Depth of the nest: 6 cm
Horizontal nesting box for Agapornis.
Poplar plywood birdhouse, with beech wood perch.
This nest can be placed inside or outside the cage and/or aviary. Top lid with right-hand opening.
It is recommended to use metal hooks or spatulas to attach this product.
Target species: Lovebirds and similar species.
Plastic nest holder with hooks. Maintains the nest with two notches.
Thanks to this metal nest door, the nest can be placed in the desired place in the cage.
It is imperative that the cage be made of metal in order to secure the nest (magnet).
Wicker nest not provided.
Exotic Wicker Pear Nest.
Dimensions: 25x11 cm.
