- Jan 29, 2014
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Hi and good morning people,
I currently have an aviary 12 meters long and 4 meters wide and it is 3 meters high. I have inside golden pheasants 1 pair and also a pair of ringneck pheasants. There are also some songbirds.
I want to extend this to take in additional birds so was wondering what are your thoughts.
Would it be better to go longer or wider?
I can go up to 30 meters long and remain 4 meters wide. Or I can come off the side and make it 8 meters wide and remain 12 meters long. What do you think would work best?
My intention is to add another pair of Lady Amherst pheasants so need to give them space.
Your opinions would help please.
I tried earlier to post this question and it didnt seem to got through but in the event it pops up I am sorry for posting twice.
I currently have an aviary 12 meters long and 4 meters wide and it is 3 meters high. I have inside golden pheasants 1 pair and also a pair of ringneck pheasants. There are also some songbirds.
I want to extend this to take in additional birds so was wondering what are your thoughts.
Would it be better to go longer or wider?
I can go up to 30 meters long and remain 4 meters wide. Or I can come off the side and make it 8 meters wide and remain 12 meters long. What do you think would work best?
My intention is to add another pair of Lady Amherst pheasants so need to give them space.
Your opinions would help please.
I tried earlier to post this question and it didnt seem to got through but in the event it pops up I am sorry for posting twice.
