Would this work well for a temporary cage for a cockatiel who would be out of it most of the time?
1515980
It is a great cage, however you might what one that you can add a bird playstation on top. It is large enough to use for a cockateil.
1515981
I don't see why not. I'd probably have a landing area outside the door so your bird can "step" in. The 3/8s spacing is tighter than you need for a cockatiel though. I'm sure 1/2" is plenty. The smaller spacing is for smaller birds. My Parakeets and Finches use 3/8s, the bigger birds get the 1/2" ones. Also, if your bird is flying around the house a play station on top would be welcome!
1515982
We use it for two small parakeets. I believe it would be small and uncomfortable for your cockatiel.
1515983
I believe this cage would work well for a cockatiel as a temporary or secondary cage.
1221053
Yes, this cage would be perfect. I love the fact that it is see thru, your birds will not feel confined.
953957
I think the cage would be fine for a Parakeet. I have a cockatiel in my cage the bird and I both love the cage.
1639111
It would depend on how much time the bird will be in the cage.. If its just a night cage then I would say yes but if its an all the time cage I would say no.
1575516
My cage is about the same size you should have no problem. It all depends on the weight of your bird. I have 4 parakeets and it works very well.
1873765
I have two cockatiels and a parakeet that reside in the cage. It works perfectly. I have added limbs from PetSmart and the birds love it. It is like a little tree for them with extra perches. The grating does not cause any harm to small birds.
1984521
I'd get a much bigger cage for two birds, even one bird, I'd only use this as a temporary enclosure or travel cage.
1052941
I think it is adequate depending on the size of the cockatiel. I have additional space on a playtop to provide variety and am home most of the time. Makes for happy birds!
778611
If you only want to use it as a travel and sleep cage, yes. BUT I WONT RECOMMENDED as a full time cage for any bird.
1489483
My mom purchased it for her cockatiel because her apartment is chilly during the winter. I don't believe it warms the cage but keeps the bird warmer when it sits on it. It did take the bird a week or two to finally sit on it for a longer period of the time.
2056825
I would say not. I had finches in it but the wire is thin and the perches too tiny for anything more than a cockatiel.
334760
I think it is a good size for a cockatiel. I have a sun conure and he can move about very well and is about the same size as a cockatiel.
1475263
I think it would; I got it for a cage where the door goes up. I purchased it for my canary, and it was too big. I plan to give it to my son who has two cockatiels.
86378
It depends on what kind of bird. I don't think a Cockatiel would be able to get out but a smaller bird might be able to. The grate slides in and out and the tray sits on its own track.For what it's worth, I am really happy with this cage and so is my bird.
568747
I am saying yes because it's a very large and spacious cage. I have four cockatiels in mines and they have a lot of room to maneuver in.
464588
This cage is great for cockatiels! I have cockatiels in this cage and they have enough room. The seed shields do a good job of keeping the seed shells inside.
238607
The cages although divided are very spacious. I believe cockatiels would breed just fine.