I'm getting mixed answers. I want to use this as a bird cage for a stuffed animal for a themed nursery. Will it work for that?
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Good day.I used it for a decoration piece and it works great. Not to big just the right size for decoration.
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I don't see why not. It opens up to where you can put whatever you like inside.
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Got one for my son and he keeps a stuffed owl in it (as in Harry Potter) so seems like it should be ok for what you want. Hope that helps!
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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.
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After looking at it, and also having budgies before, I don't think it would be too wide. I do love this cage, and all the colors, I have the Coco to match my decor... lol Best of luck... Debe :-)
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I don't know... I'm using it to hold a plant. I wouldn't recommend this for a bird feeder. It is too short for that.
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Be sure you know dimensions because it's not very big. I use it on the wall in nursery and hang a couple onezies and a towel. It's fine for a couple small, lighter weight things
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This cage is pretty sturdy. I think it would be strong enough unless your bird is an escape artist. If it is its possible you may have to do something to keep if from opening the doors. I am very happy with this cage.
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It didn't fit through our standard (30 / 32in?) doorways. I would say you should set it up in the nursery unless you plan to partially disassemble it to move it. It's doable but it's not particularly easy to fit through. Personally, I would by a pack & play for the non-nursery room. We like our pack and play better than the crib. Since we've moved, the crib is still in the garage... We plan to use the pack & play until he gets too big for it.
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I would say yes, but I only use it for text books, lamp; light weighted stuff. I think it should be fine, the table is great in my opinion. I wouldn't put a big aquarium on it, but for a snake enclosure I think it should be fine.
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It would be for the nursery because it is a glider, used for rocking baby to sleep. We no longer use it for baby and have it in the living room because it looks nice. While it is comfortable to sit in, I wouldn't say it is for lounging because it isn't large enough.
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This chair would work for that purpose. It's very soft and comfortable. We use it in our nursery but I think it would look great in a bedroom as well.
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I use it in my office and it works great and holds a file box and other heavy office equipment. It hasn't failed yet. I'm sure it will hold up in a kids playroom. My sons use it for their desktop. As long as you anchor it properly to the wall it should be fine.
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Definitely NOT..I would use this cage strictly as a conure or quaker sized birds as a permanent housing..it could be used temporarily for small goffins, etc.. but NOT a macaw.
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I think so. I use it for children's coats. if it can hold coats I would assume it would hold stockings. If you put heavy stuff in your stockings then you would want to make sure you put it up with anchor bolts. It is a cute piece and as an almost art feel.
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I had chickens so I'm not sure--I would imagine that it would work for ducklings. As for the Brooder box... we used a large Rubbermaid-type container and it would have been awfully big for that size.
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It is very good for a small nursery. You may need to pull it away from a wall a few inches when you use it. It has a high back and decent padding.
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I would advise not to hang it. The roof of the cage is not locked in to the body of the cage securely . and I personally would not put 2 birds in it. It is only 22x15x11.(I think thats what the measurements are) By the time a swing and a few toys are put in there really isnt much room for 2. But thats just me, If I was you, take a yard stick or measuring tape and speck it out. But if you do get it i would advise carying it from the bottom of the cage and not by the handle on the roof of it
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Yes, I use it for my one lovebird, but there's tons of room for two or more. I did use other perches, swings, etc. They will LOVE this cage.