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 Heater Xtender 54 Complete Home Batting Cage 54x12x12  US $699.95
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 Heater Xtender 36x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage US $479.99
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 Xtender 30 x 12 x 12 Complete Home Batting Cage Free Gift US $379.99
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 Xtender 48x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage Free Gift US $579.99
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 Heater Xtender 24 Complete Home Batting Cage 24x12x12 US $249.99
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 Xtender 24 x 12 x 12 Complete Home Batting Cage Free Gift US $289.99
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 Heater Xtender 60 Complete Home Batting Cage 60x12x12 US $699.95
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 Xtender 24 Complete Home Batting Cage 24x12x12 US $289.99
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 Heater Xtender 48x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage US $579.99
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 Xtender 30x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage US $379.99
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 Heater Xtender 30 Complete Home Batting Cage 30x12x12 US $399.95
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 Heater Xtender 48 Complete Home Batting Cage 48x12x12 US $599.95
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 Xtender 60x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage Free Gift US $699.95
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 Heater Xtender 72 Complete Home Batting Cage 72x12x12 US $799.95
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 Heater Xtender 36 Complete Home Batting Cage 36x12x12 US $499.95
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 Heater Xtender 66 Complete Home Batting Cage 66x12x12 US $899.95
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 Trend Sports Heater Double Complete Home Batting Cage 48 x 12 x 10 US $599.99
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 Heater Complete Home Batting Cage with Heater Jr Pitc US $599.99
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 Trend Sports Heater Triple Complete Home Batting Cage 72 x 12 x 12 US $899.99
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 Heater Xtender 60x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage US $699.95
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 Xtender 36x12x12 Complete Home Batting Cage Free Gift US $499.95
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 Heater Xtender 48 Complete Home Batting Cage 60x12x12 US $699.95
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Covering an African Grey's cage and sleep question?
I am almost complete with my research of everything possible. The only question I have left before I buy my african grey is their sleeping habits and covering the cage. I work nights and usually leave around 1030pm and come home around 7am and sleep til 1pm. Would the grey get moody or loud if kept covered in his cage from 1030pm till 1pm the next day? I really want him but with working nights and being able to sleep for awhile when I get home is a bit in reverse. I also have a roomate who sleeps at night so he can't be uncovered at night when I'm at work. Also I ran accross a forum that they said something about night thrashing. Is this common? Whats a good method to prevent any night thrashing? Thanks
Covering your bird when you are ready to sleep is perfectly fine and normal. Even if it is a different time of the day then usual, they will not know the difference. As long as you cover their cage up, they will get the message of "Hey, it's time to go to sleep now."...I do not cover my African Grey's cage fully, and I leave a night light for him...birds are practically blind in the dark, and tend to get scared very easily, but during the day, they are fine.
As for the night trashing, I have never had a problem with any of my birds and night trashing's...HOWEVER, with the African Grey's, they are very clusmy birds by nature, and mine falls off of his perch every now and then, this is normal...they just lose balance and fall, that's why it is always important to keep their perch a little lower then normal, to prevent injury. When mine was a baby, it would fall 2-3 times a night, now he is a little over a year and hasn't fallen in a few months.
If you leave at night to go to work, leave a light on for him, or maybe the TV so that he knows, it's ok to be awake at this hour and when you get home and you are ready to sleep, just cover him up and he will sleep. They love to sleep!