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Re: Epoxy-coated cages


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Posted by PHGaia on August 05, 2002 at 23:24:26:

In Reply to: Re: Epoxy-coated cages posted by irishgirl on July 31, 2002 at 20:35:34:

:Thanks Ash!
:I was looking at a temporary caging situation until we could get a cage better suited for him. I really appreciate your help!
:Slainte!
:Meredith

::Meredith, I housed my B&G in an epoxy-coated cage for six months and saw little wear and tear on the cage. I am doubtful that a small amount of epoxy ingested would be harmful, HOWEVER, an epoxy-coated cage will not stand up to the abuse a macaw will give it over the years. Even powder-coated cages eventually get worn down, but it will be at a much slower rate than epoxy. If you're using the cage for transport, vacationing, or a weaning cage, you shouldn't see a problem.

::~Ash

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