How are breeding cages different from regular ones?

Answer by  aliza (50)

Breeding cages are different from regular pet cages due to its specific use. They are used for breeding pets, allowing the male and female to come together to mate. In regular cages, this may not be the case as the pet may have its own, and is not shared with another.

Answer by  Usakoinwonderland (70)

Breeding cages for birds are different in two distinct ways. First, breeding cages have removable panels where you can attach nesting boxes. Second, they are modular or can be divided.

Answer by  Teaberry (846)

Breeder cages are different by the size and spacing. Some sort of visual block should be implimented for breede cages to enhance success. Regualr cages are usually small and allow vision throughout.

Answer by  hrpoorna (155)

The breeding are different from the regular cages by the space capacity. Usually in animals the breeding is acceptable only under the permission of the female sex unless its denied. So the space will be minimized to bring a controlled sex for breeding animals.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well breeding cages are optimal for the breeding of certain animals. For example, it is just an extended version of a normal cage. This means that it includes materials that are equipped for feeding and or exercising of the pet that you want to breed. They are good but you can add on accessories to a regular cage.

Answer by  Srfingfreak (697)

Breeding cages provide room for brooding females as well as increased space for both animals. Extra resources like food and water are good too.