http://www.birdscomfort.com/doubleflight_bird_cage.html

This is the cage i plan on getting zorro in January or February, after xmas. Its basically 2 of his current cage end on end. Orginally i wanted cage with a skirt n gym on top. But all ones i found are actually smaller then his current cage, and hes to active to down side. What you guys think?

They are great cages and you have one of them now so you know if he will like it Are you able to just get one and attach it to your current one?

I dont think so. Not 100% sure but i think stand is 1 piece 4 big one. Dont think they can be separated. Plus his current cage has no grid. Which is part reason im getting new one.

Oh and they both share the same legs and wheels so they couldn't separate.

I think so thats how it appears in the pic.

Wow, that's a HUGE cage at a very decent price. I think he'll like it. You'll probably find that the best way to wash it is to haul it outside and use a hose on it, but the 21" depth is shallow enough and the cage looks light enough that this probably won't be hard to do.

I have a big cage that's 26" deep, 60" wide and made of fairly heavy materials, and it's a struggle to get it outside. It just barely fits through the door, with about 1/8" clearance on each side. But I have another cage that's 23" deep and 37" wide that's made of similar materials to your cage, and it's very easy to roll it outside. The 64" length of your cage could be a challenge if you have to negotiate any tight corners, but other than that it should be fairly easy to manage.

Same Tiko's cage bearly fits through the door you have to turn it sideways to get it out.

I live on 2nd floor. So as long as its not icy or super cold i can put in porch 4 washing n hace someone toss hose up to me. Tho zorro dont like poo in his cage any more so that helps.

Also dont have any Windows, i got a sliding glass door. So that fitting it through wint be an issue.