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Acrylic bird cages were once the exclusive venue of zoos and aviaries. When you visit the zoo, you’ve probably seen the bird displays with large, clear panels separating you from the animals. Those panels aren’t glass, but actually an acrylic polymer that is clear, but much stronger than glass. It is less thermally dynamic than glass, which makes it more stable in a variety of temperatures. And of course, acrylic is not prone to cracking or chipping.
With all these advantages, it was only a matter of time before acrylic bird cages became available to owners. They offer you a chance to see your birds in a tank like environment, with no bars obstructing the view. These cages are great for those that want a piece of furniture, not just a bird cage. They can be designed to fit into a wooden curio piece, or a more modern metallic frame.
The primary disadvantage of acrylic bird cages is that they don’t offer as much ventilation as a barred cage does. This can lead to air stagnation within the cage unless a circulation system is also added. Fortunately, most acrylic bird cages will come with a fan to help circulate air out of the top of the cage.
