How many and how large are the doors? I have finches, so some smaller doors woudl help.
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There are three doors- two smaller and one larger. My hand fits in the smaller doors without a lot of extra space. The larger door is a good size to move things in and out of the cage without being too big. I like that the doors slide down on their own....cuts down on the open space. I have finches and think the doors a perfect fit for small birds.
2256528
Sorry, I gave these to my grandaughter. Best I remember, the large one is about 12 in wide and the smaller is about8"". Remember, these are for decorative purposes only and are not suitable for a real bird. A nice flower arrangement or something would do good.
52533
All in all it has 8 doors. 2 big doors in the front of the cage (top and bottom) 3 small doors on each side of the cage that could act as doors for their feeders
83064
Yes finches like to sleep in a high dome like nest as they would in the wild when they make their nest in a treetrunk crevice. it is a good size for a finch but not for two finches. But if your finch is willing to share its home that would be fine but they would be a little squished because their is not alot of room for two finches but it could still work out for them.
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I have the one with 11 panels and it's pretty big, enough for a puppy or other small critter. I used it for my piggy, and it was too big for my living room. Other than that, really great product.
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I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and dressers are only 17" deep! I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and... » Read More I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and dressers are only 17" deep! « Show Less
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Hi, absolutely...I have a pair of Zebra Finches and one Orange Weaver, I just fill the bathing area about half full for the smaller birds. They love it and it is easy to use and clean.
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I bought the vertical cage medium size and it is ok for 4 finches they like to hop up and. The large might be better for budgies
1718464
No, in fact I've had a female Cardinal go in it at times with Gold Finches on the other side. Most of the time my larger birds will go to the other feeders.
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I wouldn't. The doors are too easy to open and they do not latch. My finches have figured it out and have opened them. Unless you would want to secure them, but I have also noticed that the corners have gaps that I am not able to close correctly. The birds do not bother with it, but I bet a hamster would find it right away and figure a way to get out. I have wire ties on these issues, which work well, but I'm not sure its the best answer for a hamster. Hopefully this helps.
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I don't know anything about finches, but I'd say it depends on the size of the aviary. I have mine about 20 inches away from my hedgehog, and it warms to the bottom of her cage. If the aviary is long though you may want to use two of them. Mine only warms a 3 ish feet radius. As for what bulb, you'll need to research finches for that.
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I think this cage might be too big for parakeets unless you have a lot of them. I would prefer a smaller cage. The bars are close enough together so I don't think the birds could get out but I think for just a couple of birds it might be daunting. The size of the cage I think would just be too big.
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There are three doors on the front and one on the side. there is one on each side of the front they are 4" x 4" for seed & water cupsthe large door in the middle of the front is 8"w x 11" h.The one on the side is 4"x4". My Canary loves this cage. I have a bath bowl and he bathes then shakes and will fly from perch to perch. He is flying a lot and singing more than before he had a flight cage. I thinks it's because he is happier and is getting more exercise. I'm glad I made the purchase. I hope this helps.
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This cage measure 30x18x18. I prefer these cages for finches and canaries as these birds need to stretch their wings regularly and the length of this cage gives them that opportunity. I would say 4 finches at the most and a pair of canaries would the most this cage should hold. Other cages although they may look fancier and have more style they just aren't as easy to clean or do they truly satisfy the bird's needs like these flight cages.
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I think this cage would be too small for four parakeets. Two parakeets may be OK. I have one canary in mine and it's about the right size.
33721
I have seen no other birds at my feeder -just the pretty Finches. I don't know if it's possible, but nome of my other birds have shown any interest. Also, the Finches don't seem as wasteful as the other birds.
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How small? If as large as cardinals, probably no more than two. I have nothing smaller but it might accommodate three or possibly four chickadee-sized birds.