Would this cage accommodate an alexandrine parrot 23 in long I think I need at least a 30 in cage or larger
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Oh I would say NO , I have a big pearl Cockatiel , and she like's the cage but I said before I would of preferred a little bigger cage for her, also there is not many ways to set it up for play time in the cage I have all sorts' of sticks on the outside for her and I never attached the top with the nut's so I take the top off for her during the day so she can come in and out, because the door is not an easy access for a med bird , now my little parakeet fly's in and out lol, so my answer is no go a little bigger, I can send pictures of my cage with my bird in it if that would help.
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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 .
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I would say to get a bigger cage (30 in). We have a quaker parrot, and we did not think it was big enough for him. Hope this helps!
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Also, the Pawhut cage is like putting your bird in a shoebox, standing on end. Bad design with door, should be moved to side. Interfers with perches and feeding dishes. You will have a very unhappy bird. No room. Buy a separate play area, if that is what you like about this cage. Then you can move it to whatever room you want. They make them more interesting then what this cage offers. This cage is a Bad investment.
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Yes. I have a Nanday conure in mine. He is very large. He loves it. I will be getting another soon!
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NO, too small. I bought: Prevue wrought iron flight cage with stand. Black Bird cage (FO40) 31"L x 201/2"W x 53"H. Having a Caique ,they need room like yours does. I use the upper feeder. Clean up is a dream with the tray and grate. Would suggest clip locks on all doors for escape artist. ie: what is on a dog lead. Get the tent hooch, swing and use the larger water bowl that the holder stays and the cup twists to remove (clear)
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No I originally bought the cage for my Derbyan Parakeet but when I got the cage it was only 18 by 18 - the picture and what they call a "large" cage are very deceiving. I kept the cage because it is nice for my White Capped Pionous who is only 9" long from head to tail and he is out on his cage all day and only sleeps in it. It was very dissapointing that it was only made for small parrots - I have four other similar cages from different companies and they house my conures. The advertisement for those cages were 18 by 18 and that is what this particular cage is. Hope this answers your question. No I originally bought the cage for my Derbyan Parakeet but when I got the cage it was only 18 by 18 - the picture and what they call a "large" cage are very deceiving. I kept the cage because it is nice for my White Capped Pionous who is only 9" long from head to tail and he is out on his cage all day and only sleeps in it. It was very dissapointing that it was only made for small parrots - I have four other similar cages from different companies and they house my conures. The advertisement for those cages were 18 by 18 and that is what this particular cage is. Hope this... » Read More No I originally bought the cage for my Derbyan Parakeet but when I got the cage it was only 18 by 18 - the picture and what they call a "large" cage are very deceiving. I kept the cage because it is nice for my White Capped Pionous who is only 9" long from head to tail and he is out on his cage all day and only sleeps in it. It was very dissapointing that it was only made for small parrots - I have four other similar cages from different companies and they house my conures. The advertisement for those cages were 18 by 18 and that is what this particular cage is. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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It would probably be on the small side, but would do in a pinch. My real concern would be that it would not be strong enough. The larger parrots could probably mangle the relatively thin bars of this cage if they wanted to.
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I believed the two will fit easily. Our parrot, a Meyers, is smaller. We take him 4 hours each way with us every other week and he rides fine, but he is the only bird in the cage.
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The picture looks like a different model than the cage we have but the stated dimensions are the same. The cage is 20" wide by 28" long. The actual inside height is about 36" from the rounded peak to the inside bottom. It's a good size for a small- to medium-sized parrot but way too small for a large bird.
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I have a congo african grey and I personally feel this cage would be too small for him. I have a red belly parrot in this cage now and its just perfect for his size. He can flap / spread his wings out to stretch them; and he runs all along the bottom of the cage and there is no way my grey would be able to do this without feeling cramped.
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you will need the extra large.....our cage is 36 x 24.....you can go smaller, but our shar-pei needed to stretch out...she's 28 lbs.
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I really don't remember the size of the box, but I will say this cage is not large enough for a macaw or cockatoo or african grey, I have a sun conure in mine and it is perfect for the conures size , I also have a scarlet macaw and he is in a cage 4 times bigger! Your cage should be as wide or wider than your birds wing span
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It is pretty big its for a parrot. So your little one would have plenty of room.
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I downsized my cages to this. I think it might work for you. I read that someone keeos their 2 cockatiels in this cage. I wouldn't go larger then you conures
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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.
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A cockatoo would fit but would not have a lot of play area. I would buy a bigger cage if I had a cockatoo. I have medium sized conures.
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This would work fine for regular parakeets. The larger English might feel a bit crowded.I now have a couple of love birds in it and it is plenty big enough. Before that I had 2 budgies in there and they were fine. This is really a wonderful cage. I am so glad I got it.
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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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I think there are several different sizes. The one I got would be way too big for that cage.
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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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I have this cage and I have my 2 cockatiels in it and there's plenty of room. I highly recommend this cage. It's a very good cage.
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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.