would my lesser sulfer cockatoo fit this cage?
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I think it's a little small for a bird that can live 80 years. It's okay, if the bird isn't in it all the time. I would go bigger.
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The cage is easily big enough to 2 cockatiels. Ours has 2 conures in it and there is plenty of room. The size that you see listed is accurate so just measure out a piece of cardboard and se if it is ok in your space. The cage with the stand is like 5 feet tall.
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I don't know how much room that breed needs, but my two cockatiels have plenty of room. I let mine out a lot during the day, and they use the cage more for sleep. Hope that helps.
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I also use this cage for an umbrella cockatoo, and I feel like it is a bit too small for her. I imagine it would be far too small for a blue and gold.
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My cockatoo is 30lbs, 16" at the shoulder and he fits in it fine. He usually sits with his head out the front but has plenty of room to lay down.
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Yes. It's perfect. I have grand eclectus and it's a perfect size for them. Remember, it's a carrier, ITS NOT A FULL TIME CAGE. Good luck
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Yes, there is enough room, if you let them out a couple time a day when you have time. I've got Pacific Parrotlets in my cages and we let them out a couple times each day, although if you miss a day or so it's ok. I think even a cockatiel would be ok, but it would be tight.
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Yes my large cockatoo fits just fine, we use it for travel and she will sleep a night or two in it.
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Absolutely NOT. That bar spacing is way too big for anything but a large cockatoo or large macaw. http://www.bird-cage.com/how-to-select-a-bird-cage
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We use this perch for our Australian Major Mitchell Cockatoo (do a Google image search to see photos and compare size with your bird). We have taken the bowls off to give him more room. He doesn't have a lot of room to move but it's enough for our purposes. We use this perch when our bird comes into the house. I hope that this helps. :-)
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No cage is ever too large for a bird unless they can fit through the cage wires. You should be safe with a conure
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The living space within the cage is 22" by 24" by 33" tall. I have a rose breasted cockatoo (the smallest cockatoo) and this cage fits her well, but I would NOT put our scarlet macaw in it. This is a good cage for a small to medium sized bird, but not for larger birds. Hope the helps.
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YES... Perches are too large for a cockatiel's foot. I have both a timneh african grey AND rosie cockatoo on it with room to spare.
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No, this cage is for small birds like finches and canaries that enjoy flying back and forth horizontally - Cockatiels do well in up and down high cages with enough room around them to flap their wings - They also like to be outside the cage to fly around and be on top of the cage - Look for a Prevue cage specifically for cockatiels, taller rather than wider - Hope this helps - I bought a cockatiel cage kit at PetSmart for my lovebirds - If you look at that, you will see what I'm trying to describe - Mine was 27" tall, 19 1/2" wide and 15" deep - Good luck!
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Absolutely. I have a green cheek conure in mine, and she has ample space. The actual living space of the cage is 18" × 18" × 30"ht. I love this cage and recommend it.
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Absolutely. I also have a conure. The cage is plenty big and very well made. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. My bird loves the playpen on top of the cage-he actually spends most of his time up there with a few toys that I added.
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It's not really adequate for a cockatiel, I would think you would want a bigger , stronger cage for that size bird. I use it as a travel cage only for my cockatiels.