Will green cheek conures be ok in this cage with the bar spacing?
1999912
I would think so. I have a lovebird in mine, which I believe is smaller than a conure, and he is quite fine. I wouldn't recommend more than two small birds at one time though as the cage width is not very wide but it has good depth.
1999913
Yes, Andrea , the green cheek conure will do just fine in this cage. I would buy additional perches for him/her to roast on. The type that have a wingnut and washer on one end. This way you are not criss crossing perches all over the cage.
1999914
I have cockatiels, and I am thinking the green cheek conure is larger than mine. It is good spacing I think for your bird.
1999915
Yes its the only type an style i buy for my birds i have conures in them an quakers,there easy to clean lots of room for bird an toys my birds are safe in this cage no problems
1999916
Definitely yes. I have a brown throated conure which is the same size in this cage. It is a nice cage for the price.
1999917
Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is not a cage bird she only uses her cage for sleep :) Hope you enjoy the cage, Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is... » Read More Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is not a cage bird she only uses her cage for sleep :) Hope you enjoy the cage, « Show Less
1999918
Yes you can fit fingers through the bars but they would not be able to fit their head through. I have cockatiels in this cage and they love it. Nice size!
1984518
Yes! I bought this cage for my two parakeets and they seem fine. Just make sure they get plenty of free time in the open sun and get to fly to exercise their wings!
1725261
Depending on the size of you conures, there is plenty of room for exercise. Not free flying like in an aviery, but room to spread wings and stretch out. I don't know the exact thickness but it's very sturdy. The bars are set close so that the smaller parrots don't get hurt. It's a good quality cage. We're very happy with it. We have a cockatiel in ours and he only uses the upper hall of the cage. I hope this is useful to you.
815996
Yes absolutely. I have it for my green cheek and it is roomy for him. However, I would suggest replacing the plastic perch inside, as my bird has a hard time gripping it while in transport.
1052937
It should be. I have a African Grey Parrot and it's plenty enough space. I would reccomend this cage. Easy to clean and has wheels.
2241719
I doubt it. There is spacing between the floor and the bottom of the cage. space in the sides is also pretty large.
439794
The bars have about 1/2 inch spacing between them all. We currently have a conure in this cage, but any of the parrotlets that we've ever had would have been too big to fit through them. I think this cage would great for them. I'd love to find someone around us to get some parrotlets from again! They were great pets for many years to us.
144485
I bought this cage for my cockatiel and parakeet and I feel like they have plenty of room :) I removed the platform that came with the cage and replaced it with two smaller corner platforms which made the cage look even bigger. I hope this helps!
1832461
The gap between the bars is about 3/4 inch. Seems it would have to be a very skinny and nimble rat to escape. Plenty of room; ours houses a chincilla
1247251
No the bars are fine for small birds. I think it would work well for that.I used this to transport a Quaker parrot across the country. We use it now as a temporary housing while we clean his main cage or take him to the vet, etc. It has .75-1" bsr spacing I believe.
76529
No cage is ever too large for a bird unless they can fit through the cage wires. You should be safe with a conure
1663924
Goodness NO! I bought this cage based on the Q & A and was disappointed! My green cheeks are currently each in their own 20x24x34.5 cage. They are active and need the space. In my opinion fork out the extra 50 bucks and get something bigger.
1247250
I moved a cocktail in the cage. It was great the bars are not to far apart the bird would be injured or try to escape. For me it was a really great product and if you are moving them to a larger cage, this cage really folds to be smaller for easy storage. Good luck with your love birds :)
2079770
Yes, this would be a good cage for an electus, I have two african greys and they each have a cage. I wouldn't put anything smaller than an Electus as they maybe able to put their head between the bars. Hope this helps you decide, we are very happy with the cages. Regards,Heather Nichol
2061485
Hi, the spacing is half inch between bars. I measured my cage my hamster is in and it also has half inch spacing. I've had my rats in it since they were very young and no where near full grown so I would say it should be fine. Have a great day.
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.
154582
The spacing is 5/8 inch (I just measured it with a tape after seeing some of the other responses that are wrong) between the bars. My green cheek has never gotten out unless we leave one of the doors open. They are very smart though and he checks the doors to make sure they are shut. I have been very pleased with this cage. Good luck.