LeMond A&E 64"x21" Double Flight Cage with Divider - 6421 Black

Q: What is the LeMond A&E 64"x21" Double Flight Cage with Divider?
A: The LeMond A&E 64x21 Double Flight Cage with Divider (6421 Black) is a long, horizontal aviary-style cage designed to give birds extended flying space while allowing separation when needed. It uses a removable divider so it can function as one large flight cage or two independent sections depending on your setup.

Q: What birds is this cage suitable for?
A: It is best suited for finches, canaries, budgies, cockatiels, parrotlets, and other small to medium birds that benefit from continuous flight space rather than vertical height.

Q: What are the key features of this cage?
A: It is designed with a wide double-flight layout, a removable center divider for flexible housing, multiple access doors for feeding and maintenance, and slide-out trays for easier cleaning. The long design encourages natural movement and exercise.

Q: What are the dimensions of the cage?
A: The cage measures approximately 64 inches in length and 21 inches in depth, providing a wide horizontal flying area ideal for active birds kept in pairs or groups.

Q: Is this cage easy to clean and maintain?
A: Yes, it includes removable trays that slide out for quick cleaning, along with accessible doors that make daily maintenance and feeding more convenient.

Q: Why choose the LeMond A&E Double Flight Cage?
A: It is a strong option for bird owners or breeders who prioritize flight space, flexibility, and the ability to separate birds when needed, all in a durable and practical design.

• Clean slide-out tray, grate, and bottom base frequently to prevent waste buildup in both flight sections.
• Wipe powder-coated steel weekly with a soft cloth and bird-safe cleaner; avoid abrasives to protect finish.
• Wash feeder cups, perches, and accessories regularly to maintain hygiene for multiple birds.
• Inspect removable divider, doors, and feeder locks often to ensure secure separation and safe containment.
• Check casters, frame joints, and tray rails monthly; tighten hardware to maintain stability.
• Keep cage dry after cleaning to prevent rust and extend powder-coated durability.
• Replace worn perches or accessories promptly to support bird comfort and reduce stress in flight space.