JW Comfy Perch 21 Inch for Birds, Flexible Multi-Colour Rope Perch for Birds, Twist & Bend, Holds Shape & Maintains Grip Strength, for Parakeets, Cockatiels, Parrots, Canaries, Finches & Small Birds

It looks very colorful and my cocktails love it.

My birds liked it Good product i was looking for it from long time good they are now available in india

Very good quality product. I am glad it is available now in Indian market. Medium sized birds will love it

Not as expected. Looking old. Waste of money

The product is solid and durable while having enough flexibility for any cage. Good for birds like parakeets

Rope length is not long enough for the width of the bird cage

Está bien el producto, solo no me fijé en el ancho o diámetro de la percha y no era el grosor que yo esperaba

My cockatiels love it they are always standing on it..

Buen producto

I got one large and two small of these rope perches for my budgie (parakeet) who now has a disabled leg. He needs a way to climb more since his landing skills aren’t as good, and I wanted to provide a softer surface for his good leg since it’s getting most of the pressure now. I installed the two smaller rope perches in a half circle around his food and water dishes so he has an easy landing/perching surface for eating and drinking. The long rope perch runs from the bottom of the left side of the cage up to the top of the right side, and it’s not a small cage. He also has several wood perches and a couple of platforms to choose from. I see him sitting on the long rope perch quite often. The most important thing with rope perches for any bird is to wrap them with vet wrap. When they’re brand new they’re fine, but with wear and tear, especially if your bird chews on them, strings will start to come loose. These strings can wrap around a toe, leg, or even a neck, trapping your bird and causing injury or death. There have been many cases of birds ingesting the rope fibers after chewing on the rope perch—this will cause an expensive vet bill, as the fibers get impacted in the bird’s crop, requiring surgery, or the bird will die. By wrapping the perch in vet wrap you protect your bird from these loose strings. If your bird is an avid chewer, like my caique, vet wrap may not be enough and a rope perch may not be the best choice. For birds like my budgie though, who doesn’t chew very much, it can be made to be very safe. Now onto the quality of the rope perch. I’ve owned a few rope perches in the past. This brand seems to be just as good of quality as any others I’ve owned. They were easy to install, even with my hands being not all that strong. I love that they’re bendable and they will hold whatever shape you put them in. They are hard to clean, but again if you wrap them in vet wrap, the vet wrap is somewhat easier to clean and you can just remove it and rewrap when they get too dirty. Overall they seem pretty durable and I expect them to last a long time.