Can an indian ringneck live in this cage??
1512581
No. This size cage is not appropriate for Indian ringneck parrot which is a medium size parrot measurement of 14-17 inches with 6-7 inch wing span. Wouldn't allow enough room for adequate movement/exercise. It is a good cage for cockatiels.
2178249
Yes. I have a ringneck parakeet in this cage and she absolutely loves it and is fully comfortable. She personally likes having 4 food dishes :)
284957
Hi, thank you for your question and Yes! I have two that are now full size and they have plenty of room to cuddle and be on different levels as well. This cage is so worth the money, easy to clean and has not given me any problems since I have had it. Go for it!
1072674
as far as I know, yes. I have red squirrels also and they can not get inside the cage, but they do try!
2173924
It should be no problem, since they are much smaller than my birds. I have a cockatiel on one side and an Indian ringneck on the other. I use this cage for travel and outside during the day.
454044
No, this cage is more for a Chameleon. I dont think a big snake would do well in this.
1060259
No, you cannot, without drilling a hole in the bottom. In addition this cage is too small and unsafe so please do not buy it for the sake of your pet. A larger cage may be more expensive, (rat cages are good) but they will give your pet(s) better quality of life.
1603755
It's big cage for my lovebird. He has Enough space to fly. I just looked up an Indian ringneck(beautiful bird) and his size is up to 16cm=6.29 inches. The cage is big . I am wondering about your birds wing span. Its a great cage. Especially when you put the wooden nest for them to sleep in also lots of toys. My bird drives my hubby crazy since he's always playing. (just the front door jams) but you have the top doors to open, also your bird can perch up there. You'll like the cage
493225
We have an Indian ring neck (about 9 inches long including tail feather) and he fits perfectly. I'd imagine yours would be a pinch smaller (?) so it should be good!
1530284
If it's a temporary cage, yes. Otherwise way too small for even one rat on a long term basis.
1663188
Chams can't be in all glass cages. They need more airflow. A reptibreeze is ideal for them.
2114057
It would be okay. It's a better fit than most pet store cages, but I would prefer a larger cage.
563742
I wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion . I think the cage is suited more for larger birds. Parrots or cocatiells . I hope this helps
442653
I would Only house One pet in this cage. The wheel configuration is Crazy dangerous. If an animal is running in the wheel, and 2nd comes to the wheel, there could be a serious injury.
145203
It would. I have a Mexican red headed amazon that has plenty of room in this cage but be warned, it's not the best quality cage. It serves it's purpose but won't last my bird very long
1183956
This cage wouldn't be good for chins, trust me. Maybe one if you like seeing a animals in small places.. But for two is defiantly out of the question if you ask me. As far as rats go.. I have two in this cage right know. And they chewed threw three basis.. I finally had to think of something new for the bottom. Honestly.. I would not wast your money.. Save up alittle more and get something you will not regret getting
77751
I think it will be fine. There should be plenty of room for a parrot of that size. If it were too big, I think the bird might not feel secure, even if his regular cage is larger. This cage is very sturdy and somewhat heavy. I actually purchased mine in the event of severe storms, but I would use it if we traveled. I can put her (Grey) in and get her downstairs quickly. Hope this helps.