would one small sized container suitable for 2 parakeets?
322916
My English Budgie's white head gets a little dust colored. I thought from the photo with the Cockatiel, it would be perfect, but with his puffy head, his white can be a bit dis colored. It does not stop him from being able to eat out of it though. No problems with him eating from it.
322917
Yes I have 2 parakeets and this is what I bought for them. It's the perfect size.
322918
only if they eat seperatly. It fits in one window nicely and my cockatiel is just right. You might want to try a larger size in the window but unless the parakeets are good together I don't know about it. Hope this helps
322919
YES! I have 18 parakeets in a over-sized cage with two of these feeders and one open feeder that came with the cage (cage does not fit thru normal doorways - it is big). Water is separate of course. I had to have something to bring them in from the cold as they stay outside a good bit of the year. My birds all get along fine. (We are in the process of designing a new outside aviary.) These feeders aren't full-proof when you have 18 parakeets but sure do go a long way to keeping things clean.
322920
It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and crumbs are kept inside to be eaten later, rather than getting dropped to the cage bottom - big money saver!) It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and... » Read More It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and crumbs are kept inside to be eaten later, rather than getting dropped to the cage bottom - big money saver!) « Show Less
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Hi there. I have the small size and used it to transport our two parakeets cross country ( in the car). It worked out great. Since the conures are a little bigger than the parakeets, I would recommend the medium. I think the small would be too narrow for them to move around and for the food bowls etc. Our little parakeets had to adjust with being so close together, but they got used to it quickly. If you are planning to use it long-term and not just for travel or occasional use, then you might want to consider the large. Good luck!
505467
Depends on their size. I have a Sun Conure in mine. Would be too small for two of them.
543609
I'm not a feline expert, but can be pretty sure the paws can't get in. I have a Sun Conure. But I'm confident it can easily handle 2 parakeets. But truth be told, I would prefer if the cage is a little sturdier. I'm a little disappointed I that regard.
1929531
If your conures are normally caged together and get along, they would fit together in the small one; however, I would not keep them together in there for too long. My Goffins cockatoo has plenty of room, and is quite happy in there during long hikes. I do not keep him in there overnight nor while traveling in the car, though. I do not know how much larger the medium one is. I hope this helps.
1051620
I have the small size and use it for a single caique parrot. I think he's a bit larger than a cockatiel and he has lots of room. I imagine two or three might be comfortable is they get along well. It's a great carrier.
1105493
This is a great cage but 2 parakeets need a larger space unless you plan on giving the parakeets plenty of "outside time ". I house my sun conure in this at night to sleep and when he can't be supervised. Otherwise he is always out playing on his stand . If he was to be caged at all times , this would be too small.
221393
You would definitely want the quart or largest size . I got the 20oz and it s the perfect size to use as a bird for my parakeet cage .
328385
I have the large for my two parakeets. It's definitely not excessive considering they would have infinitate amount of space in the wild. Birds need room to spread their wings and fly. That's what makes them birds .
524094
We have a regular parakeet and this size cage seems just right, even with a couple of extra, different-size perches. The ringneck might need a little more room, depending on how much time it spends inside the cage. If the ringneck doesn't flap around too much, it would be fine. It has a lot of great features and we're very happy with it.
937265
It would be a large cage for one bird, suitable for at least a pair. Bar spacing is appropriate for smaller birds though (it is 1/2 inch). Would be considered a flight cage for a bird as small as a budgie.
1548042
No I don't think so I have a pineapple cheeked conure and this can hold 2 of that size comfortably ure bird sounds bigger .
1105492
I think it would be fine for two parakeets as long as you give them "outside" time. Parakeets have a bigger wing span than finches and would need outside time for exercise. I raised 7 new baby finches in the cage and then transferred them to a flight cage(s). They were fine until they started flying.
1984520
Hi, I have 2 good size parakeets and there is more than enough room for both of them.
1845612
personally I would put only 1 bird in.. but there are those who do put 2 in. It's a great cage,, had it since october and my parakeet since nov
1825579
I think is going to be a little be small!!! I have 2 australian parakeets and I think it is the perfect size for them!!! maybe the tallest one it will be good for yours!!! :)
647629
Yes, I would. I have the taller one for my parakeets. A conure needs room to spread its wings and move around.