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Below our cockatiel cage set-up so far. (First, apologies for not shooting the photo with a white balance card...) Lots of stuff for the bird, also a harness (we'll see how well that works). Water bottle is not set up yet and there's one more perch coming. This cage is in the kitchen, there may be a 2nd cage coming for the family room.
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