Parrot Breeding Box, Double-Layer Villa

My little bird laid eggs and had babies. I previously made a small breeding box for it, but watching it go in and out, I was always afraid its eggs would fall out, so I made this double-layer breeding box where it can safely incubate its bird babies at the bottom. Do not print in conspicuous colors; chicks will be afraid of overly conspicuous colors. Wood colors are recommended, as chicks will feel more comfortable with them

To assemble it, you need six M3*6 screws. To hang it on your bird's cage, you need two M4 screws and nuts

At the bottom of this breeding box, I also designed a small pull-out window for observation, allowing you to observe the mother bird's incubation progress and status at any time

The top of the breeding box is also an openable lid, for easy observation and cleaning

There is a small platform at the entrance of the second level, which also makes it convenient for them to hop in and out

If your bird cage is large enough, you can also drill two screw holes in the back and hang it inside the bird cage, as shown in the pictures below