Would this be a good size to use under a 10 gallon tank for baby birds, such as Lovebirds and Cockatiels, to be handfed?
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Its not safe for them I suggest using a heating lamp with about 75 watts.its unsafe because the heat can burn them alot easier since they are not used to receiving a heat source from underneath. Hope this helps. Good luck!
1558322
I can't say I'm 100% sure, as it depends on how deep/what material the substrate is, but I would definitely say that it would keep them toasty. Just make sure you support the tank so that the cord of the UTH doesn't get pinched. The mat also has no internal thermostat, so if you intended on keeping the birds in there for a period of time, I would invest in a good infrared thermometer or one of those digital thermostats they make for seedling heat mats.
647633
this one is for finches and smaller birds. you would want one that is deeper than this.
90239
I have a cockatiel and it is just perfect for him. I don't know much about the size of lovebirds, but from the pictures I have seen of them, they look kind of small.
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I really think not. These are kind of flimsy for a big bird. There is 1/2" bar spacing as well. Size wise, probably ok, but if it were me... I wouldn't. I keep 2 budgies in mine. What about the Prevue-Hendryx FO40 or FO50 for about the same price w/shipping... but..... they might also be too 'flimsy' for a big strong parrot.
414002
You may have to get smaller perches for this play stand (for smaller birds). This is perfect for my cockatoo. 2 or even 3 cockatiels should love this!!
2056086
It is the right size for my lovebirds, so I think it would work well for a budgie. I recommend it highly since it really prevents spills.
1694572
Its pretty good size but not sure as they are pretty big birds. A rather small size one probably could use it.
2019687
yes for a like baby hatchling, even then maybe not. it's not great for lizards that need heating because the temperature gradient wouldn't be the best for him/her. a ten gallon though could be really good for one though. (: this is great for hatchling crested geckos and many species of tree frogs. invertebraes too!
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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 wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion . I think the cage is suited more for larger birds. Parrots or cocatiells . I hope this helps
1631555
I use size s for my sun conure therefor it is suitable for cockateil as it is slightly smaller..Get the wired meshing with extra cost but worthy as it can be bite proof..Highly recommended as it so portable and easy to pack or clean..
1182575
It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
1476684
Yes. We have an Indian Ringneck which is about the same size as a Cockatiel. Perfect size for both!
1351994
Hi,I have a 10 gallon tank and it's fine! I didn't think there would be a smaller one. It definitely does the job. X
1576490
In my opinion, no. I used it to travel from Maine to CO and only had one canary and it was adequate for him, but I know Cockatiels are much bigger than canaries. Maybe if it came in a much bigger size than what I bought, it would be OK, but I must tell you, the small size I got is HEAVY. Also I had such trouble taking the pan out to change the paper and getting it to go back in correctly. Personally, I would look at a different cage for your Tiels, but if you want a used one, I'll sell you mine cheap! If I move again, I'll buy something else.
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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!
852975
maybe 1/2 inch or less..perfect for small birds..finches,parakeets,cockatiels and would even be good for a larger reptile