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Hi! Fellow ECD and ringneck owner here :) With ECDs you need to not be greedy with the cage size since they can be bigger than ringnecks and also more territorial in general.I use modular cages since they're well, modular lol so you can make a huge cage for not too much.Here are some links:- Get at least one: https://www.amazon.com/VISCOO-Enclosures-Detachable-Exercise-Squirrel/dp/B0FD3BWP5S- Get at least two: https://www.amazon.com/VISCOO-Enclosures-Playpen-Detachable-Exercise/dp/B0G644S5C9?th=1- Get at least two: https://www.amazon.com/Indoor-Playpen-Outdoor-Detachable-Exercise/dp/B0FR4RMM9X You want to build it more horizontally than vertically so (speaking in numbers of panels) LxWxH 4x2x2 at least. Mine are in a 4x2x4 panels cage. We made several posts about !cage and !enrichments both contains informations on these subjects, but I prefer to tell you here to go bigger with a ECD due to how they are. For the enrichments some likes stuff more than others, but something that will always be appreciated even by non toy enjoyers doves are platforms and natural perches (obligatory), large chicken swings, foraging mats (dog slow feeders/lick mats, noodle bath mats), nests (obligatory if you have a female). Fake plants are enjoyed by all my birds even if they don't constantly play with them, they like a cage that's not bare.Here's some links of the stuff I just talked about:- Chenille bath mat https://www.amazon.com/FRESHMINT-Chenille-Bathroom-Absorbent-Microfiber/dp/B09PN784YG- Large swing https://www.amazon.com/Jorewood-Chicken-Outdoor-Exercise-Roosters/dp/B0F5VVKB7D- Hanging nest https://www.amazon.com/Hypeety-Handwoven-Cockatiel-Parakeet-Cockatoo/dp/B07FTHTLF6- Fake plants to hang on the sides of the cage https://www.amazon.com/Freyalife-Artificial-Aesthetic-Bookshelf-Decorations/dp/B0D8Y1M89L- Lick mats https://www.amazon.com/VI-FA-Licking-Suction-Grooming-Training/dp/B0GL7KKR55 Treats:- Millet https://www.amazon.com/Sun-Seed-Company-Bss10911-5-Pound/dp/B0006G5A08- Different sprays as treats / nesting material once they're done: https://www.amazon.com/BUCATSTATE-60PCS-Natural-Hamster-Bedding/dp/B0G8YK91RDNote: do NOT give the forget me not, or at least make sure it's safe because I have doubts. The rest is fine Since you mention you can't DIY, here are some perches, you want natural wood perches, no dowels:- Perches and flat perches https://www.amazon.com/BILLIOTEAM-Spacious-Platform-Branches-Accessories/dp/B0FT2HJQR1- More perches https://www.amazon.com/Allazone-4-Piece-Bird-Perch-Cockatiels/dp/B094D17ZCN- Volcanic rock perches to naturally use their nails: https://www.amazon.com/Rodizoo-Accessories-Parakeets-Cockatiels-Lovebirds/dp/B0GGRD5RTC- Large parrot platform https://www.amazon.com/13-6%C3%977-9-Accessories-Rectangle-Cockatiel-Chinchillas/dp/B0BBF69B82Note: you can also very well use the solid black panels of the modular cage to create platforms if you take these cages. Just make sure to reinforce it (zip ties the tiny holes to the sides) and put flooring on it (don't let them poop on it bare, it's a pain to clean, put either newspaper, or a clear washable mat, or a puppy pad). In any cases with doves you want both perches and platforms. Hope it helps!

The cage is too small and not placed well since they only have one pan of visibility, they need more horizontal space and more depth.These cages's grid are usually 35cmx35cm (13x13 inches), they need at least 3 grids lenght, 2 grids width/depth, the height's fine. They also needs more toys, ringnecks likes to play. Normally this kind of cage has standard grids so you can buy them an extension, what kind is it ? Are all the grids the same square sizes or are there rectangles grids too ? Here are some toys links as well (assuming you're in the US):- https://www.amazon.com/bulk-buys-Balls-Bells-Toys/dp/B01MSJBU03?crid=20ELJA94BHN63 (balls)- https://www.amazon.com/MateeyLife-Slow-Feeder-Cat-Overeating/dp/B0FTWDNTN7 (foraging mats)- https://www.amazon.com/MAQIHAN-10PCS-Fake-Fern-Outdoors/dp/B0CN8VVJ2V (fake plants, to hang on the side, or put some on the ground as well)- https://www.amazon.com/Hypeety-Handwoven-Cockatiel-Parakeet-Cockatoo/dp/B07FTHTLF6 (hanging nest)- https://www.amazon.com/Hypeety-Stainless-Hanging-Cockatoos-African/dp/B0FHH4JVW8 (toy to hang)- https://www.amazon.com/Jevnd-Foraging-Interactive-Parakeet-Enrichment/dp/B0DKY8PT9Y (platform foraging thing)- https://www.amazon.com/Natural-Parakeet-Cockatiel-Cockatoo-Lovebird/dp/B0BX71LLKQ (hanging nest, remove the fake fabric leaves)If you want better perches and have access to safe wood you can make your own using these: https://www.amazon.fr/WizeFolk-branches-perroquets-auto-assemblage-similaires/dp/B0DMVRY94V I'd say from my experience that they prefer the foraging stuff, foraging mats, hanging nests and fake plants. If you get fake plants make sure they're plastic and hard to destroy, don't want them to ingest it. Avoid fabric Hope it helps, if you need more suggestions or help concerning the cage or other stuff don't hesitate

I talked about that in another comment (the one with my bird's picture) but here's a list of his favorite toys in order:- Noisy toys: parrot pans toys ( https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B07CXT82WX )- Dog slow feeder ( https://www.amazon.com/Lesipee-Choking-Non-Slip-Interactive-Silicone/dp/B0DXKV5NY1?crid=23NNYJV55XHAD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.RXIeBrCD2y4Qd8UFDZVOxY2QVGrrN6_8Q5dUfDT6ruuEjNSdFkK9o4d-8r8bXjt8LoPdL8nHSUANwea5Ykb505E10bdo0_cHQZZN5L00EPoiVVLhkEXTaOEmM_jR3W9rAjN0ciqzllRZBRtuuFdNACYizQ3gHGEOaoO1aObWoQl2CS12xVDKNSYlIbWW6XD6bYeTKgaMFys8YL1x2915CqGnVcmx3BWt0fFXJZsYJ1_6zSMVmyU5Xnl4oXqVAMcI_X5PN0Y4dzxWVCagtRgEnuuucMHFbm3PQmRh9DA6YJ4.tfqo434W-fkjcNXoWoozUiLwV_BstWivpTVoQ__fa7s&dib_tag=se&keywords=dog%2Bslow%2Bfeeder&qid=1761769648&sprefix=dog%2Bslow%2Bfeede%2Caps%2C184&sr=8-26&th=1 ) put some seeds in it and it'll occupy him for a while througout the day- Fake soft plastic plants (stick them through the cage's bars) they like to pick at them. Don't take fabric plants, his claws could get tangled in.- Wood platforms are a big favorite although not a toy but it changes from regular perches- Swinging nest ( https://www.amazon.com/Hypeety-Handwoven-Cockatiel-Parakeet-Cockatoo/dp/B07FTHTLF6?crid=3DWMTQ8LR6RO6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ltlADA0ds0ywiWZliD8n0ZqSD1WrR52ZIGBmorQ1q5OE8TF3zZ73rUcl5RkDbDSoc1Z63GCm7b0YgC0Rt5cFJgYMh-jRUzVLtR7KzbJdvNXqWLnaZxPKQSv0R2cpGOP68A3wMKEyO-0fkgThJneh9YkA9YB6PbHwWsHzczu7s1ocz8R6jSpeTC3GdbgQIXxNP0-Nom56GbL9CK3hk60zIzkGMeN3xvdC-qaixxXt7iCazVBW3i8v5eLvMas9EDG71-Tan9MknI_sMIf2n5Jm6HMmkjb5Q1L7yVe2O1Fq48A.i_4pjp9gv5r_AUfi5ehNgcrZcD0dB0js850AI4r9a9U&dib_tag=se&keywords=swinging%2Bnest%2Bbird&qid=1761769740&sprefix=swinging%2Bnest%2Bbir%2Caps%2C212&sr=8-39&th=1 )- small bird shopping cart (yes it exists lmao), put a little branch of millet in it so he'll have fun with it- pinecones, bells- You can try those but neither my eurasian collared dove or my diamonds really pays attention to it ( https://www.amazon.com/Prevue-Pet-Woodland-Harvest-62549/dp/B07T3CHZ7G?crid=Y8JHWMUTD35C&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.aDV4Uxe4ZV9tNHsLaGTuPT-KsMLz6S0QuOb25bUR0lKO_Asp4EVXL-0e0_a58XxyMh7iTGX9iSDCEoRHHd5MUQMCzcmfA7RtXccjOHC3jMTqt4JPa_UzK3X5q3rlPQEZAYSBUZJPM-8gOoHqn4AgaXT-1KAXqYSVXgc4_vtl6tKg7qCnbGWT90pIYdmT9Z3fNTJaZSeV5f2THi03E8qv6SpAgDr_hYQarfycAcs9uZH4xs4yf9GmjBSA3YaNUnv0mnliQEhCX0n_dGogKFuB-BlX8Do0FkSqYfXytFn0e7Q.G8-MtK9soB3HWNMFaDSQ-xgqRjgEiRs1Tfp58Y2A774&dib_tag=se&keywords=bird+toy&qid=1761769843&sprefix=bird+to%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-18 ) If you have to pick two, take the slow feeder and a noisy toy