(also this is my first post and I'm excited)
It looks a bit as there is only a hide on the ground and nothing else in the container. And that wouldn't be appropiate for an Avic.
Generally, I'd say the enclosure itself looks quite all right, but I'd replace that stick of wood with a flat piece of cork bark, so your Avic has something to stretch out on.How is this for a house? Just came in today. Hope i can move her at night. Do you think the wood is good enough or i need something more. Let me know. I have been reading those threads and others too so i hope my lil one will like it in there.
Why something smoother? So crickets dont get stuck in there?Generally, I'd say the enclosure itself looks quite all right, but I'd replace that stick of wood with a flat piece of cork bark, so your Avic has something to stretch out on.
I'd also replace the substrate with something smoother, eco earth or plain top soil or a mix of those (dry of course) for example.
Maybe others will chime in as well.
It would reduce hiding spots for feeders, and it would be softer to land or crawl on (not that an Avic should be on the ground much).