Bird Nesting Box Trixie TRIXIE 5631 — Wood, 300×200×200 mm for Cockatiel

Trixie TRIXIE 5631 is a wooden bird nesting box designed specifically for cockatiels and similar small to medium-sized parrots. The box has a natural wood finish and compact dimensions of 300×200×200 mm, providing a sheltered area for nesting, resting, or sleeping. Its simple construction suits both home cages and aviary installations, offering a discrete and familiar environment for breeding and roosting.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides natural insulation and a breathable surface that helps maintain a stable microclimate inside the box. The natural wood finish integrates with a variety of cage and aviary setups and is easy to inspect and maintain. The size and shape are adapted to the behaviour and needs of cockatiels, offering enough room for nesting material and fledglings while remaining compact for smaller enclosures.

Suitable for

• Breeding cockatiels and other small to medium parrot species
• Roosting and sleeping areas in home cages
• Use in aviaries and breeding facilities
• Temporary shelter during moulting or stress periods

Key specifications

• Material: Wood with natural finish
• External dimensions: 300 × 200 × 200 mm
• Suitable species size: small to medium parrots (cockatiels)
• Use: nesting, roosting, sleeping

How to use

Install the nesting box at an appropriate height within the cage or aviary where birds feel secure and sheltered from drafts. Place suitable nesting material inside according to the species’ needs and check the box regularly for cleanliness, moisture, and signs of wear. During breeding, monitor without disturbing the birds; ensure easy access for inspection and cleaning between broods. If used as a sleeping box, position it away from direct sunlight and heavy foot traffic to minimise stress.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the wooden surface for damage, replace soiled nesting material frequently, and ensure ventilation around the box. Avoid treating the interior with chemicals or paints that could be harmful to birds; use untreated or bird-safe materials only. For hygiene, clean with a mild, bird-safe disinfectant and allow the box to dry completely before rehanging.