Bird Mirror Bird Swing, Parrot Cage Toys,Swing Hanging Play with Mirror for Macaw African Greys Parakeet Cockatoo Cockatiel Conure Lovebirds Canaries by Old Tjikko，1 PC (3.7x3.5 x3.5inch)

Chloe is crazy about her mirror!

So these are definitely best for outside the cage play time because they’re quite large. I hung mine from the curtain rod in front of the window. My little Buddy really likes flying to them and looking out the window and climbing the circles. It gives him good variety for landing and playing. I ordered a second one and hung it onto the first one to make it extra long. It comes with a hanger type hook and also two hooks on either side, so you could hang it inside a very large flight cage if you had room.

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!

This item is much smaller than pictured. Why they photographed a macaw on it is very unreal. Made from wood, a thin perch, is just a chew toy for my parrot. Good for a cockatiel or smaller.

I was really excited about this product, because I finally found a 'tie hanger' for pets at Amazon at a good price. However, this is just literally a tie hanger with two extra little clips for a pet cage. I think it's the same as any other tie hanger. The material covering the tie hang is paper-like so I'm worried it will get dirty or fall off over time. I would have preferred to get the one from IKEA the rat community loves, but with COVID that wasn't going to happen. But I use this in my cage and the rats crawl on it. Supports two nice big rat boys just find, no worry of it falling or crashing to the bottom of the cage.

Like that it's wood and not plastic, comfort, safety, easy to clean, value. Easy to assemble. Can be moved easily to other areas of the bird cage

We put one of these in our budgies' cage, and they have gotten several years of enjoyment out of it.If your bird likes to gnaw on wooden things, any bird much larger than a budgie will be able to wreck this. When we got an Indian Ringneck, he managed to destroy it within a month. We've since moved the budgies to a different room, replaced the mirror, and the new one is holding up just fine.

Mirror is clear, see my pictures. For the reviews that say that it's not, I can only assume that these people didn't remove the plastic film. The mirror is only ONE sided. The back is plain & not something I want my bird pecking on personally. The bell is NOT for any bird bigger than a small one that has minimal beak strength. I threw it away. I plan to attach the mirror directly to his cage using zip ties through the 2 small holes in the mirror.Over all pleased since I was only looking for a mirror. I'll try to update if it falls apart right away 😊