Is this strong enough for an african grey?
2056823
Definitely. I have an Large Amazon in mine. My Grey is in a different cage but my Amazon is much more aggressive and he's fine in this cage
2056824
Yes, but you might have to place locks on the doors as they are easy to open
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.
2275100
I have a grey and he would have this cage in pieces in no time. I have six canaries in it and it's really nice. As far as the feed cups I have just put extra cups in myself. I don't think you'd want to use this for a grey.
2078938
I have an African-grey and he travels well in this cage. The cage is heavy (26#'s) but it rides well in our car and pickup. My bird has stayed in this cage for a period of three weeks at our daughter's...but, we let him out 3 or 4 times a day for a good stretch and socializing. One thing I have noticed is the bottom of the cage is bubbling---it is not "painted", more like a plastic sheet coating. I cover the grate with a plastic trash bag and set it directly on the bottom of the cage...he doesn't bother it and it is very easy to clean. Remember the cage is heavy (I don't even have to use the seat-belt on it.) If your bird is going to be "in the cage" for an extended period...I'd get a larger one...especially, if he is not going to get out to play. Hope this helps your decision making.
989100
Good morning! I think it might be a bit tight for an African grey, unless he stands on the floor of the cage. I have a senegal(Boo), and she stands on a perch, but she's quite petite! I hope this helps-I really love this cage, and I think it would be fine if your grey is mellow, and doesn't get freaked out by not being on a perch!
2025485
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.
962281
I use it for my African Grey, so don't see why not. The next size up is so big - size of a large cage when you put the seed catchers up. I sold it and bought this size one.
2035265
No, this would be too small. I have a Senegal parrot that is about 7" and it is just about the right size for her. Some website said that congo African greys get to be around 13" tall, so based on that, this would be much too small. Bigger birds have bigger feet, which would be my main reason for saying that.
1179590
Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
377397
I was very concerned my African Grey would eat right through the bars. He fiddles, but never really does any damage. I am really surprised. Felt I was taking a chance buying this cage because it is so inexpensive, but it truly is great and well worth the money. It is pretty big actually. We have more perches in there then we ever did before. It is deep.
1209250
I use it for my african grey which is a medium sized parrot. I don't think it would be big enough for any larger parrot.
1804020
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.
414003
I bought this for my Congo African grey and it is a nice size for him. I honestly think it might be a bit too big for cockatiels.
505952
Hi. This is suggested for large birds, african greys, macaws, dogs, puppies, etc. Thank you!
1082932
I love African Greys - such characters! This feeder would prevent your bird from escaping. The feeder can stay entirely inside your cage. It hangs on the bars on the inside of the cage - and is not a through-the-cage type of feeder. It doesn't need to sit in a hole in the cage - it can be placed anywhere inside the cage. This photo shows the feeder being used in a cage that has a hole styled in to the cage, and they are using that area. If you did use it like this photo - I would say "yes" your Grey could probably lift the feeder and escape. So - don't utilize any cut-outs for the feeder, secure and close all of those - and put this incredible feeding box any where you want! I love African Greys - such characters! This feeder would prevent your bird from escaping. The feeder can stay entirely inside your cage. It hangs on the bars on the inside of the cage - and is not a through-the-cage type of feeder. It doesn't need to sit in a hole in the cage - it can be placed anywhere inside the cage. This photo shows the feeder being used in a cage that has a hole styled in to the cage, and they are using that area. If you did use it like this photo - I would say "yes" your Grey could probably lift the feeder and escape. So - don't utilize any cut-outs for the... » Read More I love African Greys - such characters! This feeder would prevent your bird from escaping. The feeder can stay entirely inside your cage. It hangs on the bars on the inside of the cage - and is not a through-the-cage type of feeder. It doesn't need to sit in a hole in the cage - it can be placed anywhere inside the cage. This photo shows the feeder being used in a cage that has a hole styled in to the cage, and they are using that area. If you did use it like this photo - I would say "yes" your Grey could probably lift the feeder and escape. So - don't utilize any cut-outs for the feeder, secure and close all of those - and put this incredible feeding box any where you want! « Show Less
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I bought it for my quaker. I know it would fit an African grey comfortably, not so sure it would be enough space for 2 large birds - especially if they don't get along.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
1530431
We use ours for Mr. Utley, an African Grey. He travels to the beach most days in it. We had a friend modify the perch as the wooden dowel that comes with it is too small for his talons.