I need to house a Green Cheeked Conure for 5 days days/nights and travel for 5 hours each way by car. Will this size and cage work for that amount of time?
2080587
I have an eclectus parrot, which is much larger than your conure and he does fine. He travels outside with me everywhere in it. Not sure if you can get yours out when you reach your destination but for size, it would work well.
2080588
For the travel time it would be great, not sure I would keep him in there 24/7 for 5 days. How well would be do on the perch!
1929531
If your conures are normally caged together and get along, they would fit together in the small one; however, I would not keep them together in there for too long. My Goffins cockatoo has plenty of room, and is quite happy in there during long hikes. I do not keep him in there overnight nor while traveling in the car, though. I do not know how much larger the medium one is. I hope this helps.
2043191
Yes. I have a mustache parakeet similar in size. I use it as his travel cage. It works great.
1826009
I have this cage for a green cheek conure and it is adequate in size. He enjoys the top when he's out and I find it easier to clean than our other, larger cage.
1806329
May be a little small. I wouldn't use it for anything larger than a conure. If you can get a slightly bigger size its an awesome cage. Much sturdier than any others I've seen.
804844
I plan to use these carriers for my two cats to get them into the car and then let them out. I think it would be two restrictive to have your pet in there for three days. It you are using it to take your himmie to and from the car, then it should work. Ask you vet for guidance.
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.
524094
We have a regular parakeet and this size cage seems just right, even with a couple of extra, different-size perches. The ringneck might need a little more room, depending on how much time it spends inside the cage. If the ringneck doesn't flap around too much, it would be fine. It has a lot of great features and we're very happy with it.
1603756
I'm sure. It was very large for my parakeet (God rest his soul) Almost too big, in the end he found a way to squeeze though the bars in some areas. That is, as long as he gets plenty of free time. It is more of a good place to sleep or stay home in when you are gone. Might need bigger if he spends most of his time in the cage. He could definitely turn around and spread his wings in this one.
1576491
Yes. Be aware that this cage is large and heavy. I would not recommend for back and forth to the vet due to the bulkiness but a long trip like that, you may want the extra convenience of the pull out paper tray for easier cleaning and the space for the bird. It's also super easy to put together just be careful when installing the hardware as it's easy to lose a spring.
1221050
It should be fine for them. I use it on the airplane for my green cheek conure and he has plenty of room.
1826010
Absolutely. I also have a conure. The cage is plenty big and very well made. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. My bird loves the playpen on top of the cage-he actually spends most of his time up there with a few toys that I added.
1938355
This cage is pretty darn heavy, I would say it's more of a semi-permanent cage than a travel cage.Unless you have are strong enough to carry and have a big SUV or hatchback, it'll be tough to carry this to your car.
511148
While an Indian Ringneck could physically fit in this cage, I wouldn't really recommend it. This cage is perfect for a Cockatiel or a small conure but Indian Ringnecks are much bigger. I would recommend 25x25x60 inches and up with 1/2 inch to 5/8ths bar spacing. Though it really depends on how much time the bird will be in the cage, if the bird is going to spend most of its time out of the cage then I guess it would be ok. If it is going to be in the cage most of the time it doesn't give him enough room to stretch and play around in.
233432
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.
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.
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.