*	Make your bird's cage a mini funhouse
*	5 bird-safe mirrors show your bird's reflection from every angle
*	The ultimate in interactive entertainment

Make your bird's cage a mini funhouse. Five bird-safe mirrors show your bird's reflection from every angle. He'll stay busy interacting with "the flock" for hours. Plastic screw attachment included. Suggested for Conures or smaller birds.

Please click on "More Information" for installation instructions.

3-1/4" x 4-1/4" x 1-1/4", CC-18077, $4.49

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Hall of Mirrors 3-1/4" x 4-1/4" x 1-1/4" 4.6 5 8 8

best purchase ever I have had this for my bird for 7 years and it takes up at least 1/2 his day with pretend kissing it and singing to the "other" bird. March 4, 2014

Cute My cockatiel Tiki sits in front of this mirror and plays with it all day. It is so cute!!! Also it was very easy to screw into the cage. It has a nice design. February 18, 2014

Entertainment for hours My guy loves his new company. I could hardly get it attached before he was welcoming the "group." It has been several weeks now, and it has become his favorite place to hang out. He's even developed new songs and calls and chatters. Great entertainment for him and for us as well. December 1, 2012

This is the ultimate mirror! This is the ultimate mirror! Sunny, our 2 year old cockatiel really loves The Hall of Mirrors. We purchased it for him because he felt lonely & frightened in his new cage when we first brought him home from the pet store. Now it is the first thing he does in the morning when we uncover him. He talks to his buddy in the hall of mirrors, and uses his vocabulary. Well, the ‘Hall of mirrors’ exceeded our expectations and would certainly highly recommend it to anybody with birds of any size. January 31, 2011

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Is this mirror real glass?

My Nanday Conure loves this mirror and has three (day cage, night cage, travel cage). He found a spot in one of the corners where the mirrors meet and is chewing the mirror edge. He has it on his mind now and is picking at the other two. I'm worried that it is real glass and will hurt him. Please advise! I hate to take his favorite play thing.

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my Cockatiel vigorously pecking and chewed the lower left corner. I have had mine for a little over 7 years and would swear its plastic by the hoise it makes.

Age: 35-44

Gender: male

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Should get rid of the glass mirrors and replace them with Polished Stainless Steel or quality highly polished aluminum. Might cost a few dollars but any good welding or metal shop should be able to do this for you. Could save your Conure from eating glass chips.

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