I have a travel cage. I need something to keep at my daughter's house when I visit her so that my Eclectus can stay in. Is this big enough?
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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.
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Your eclectus is at least twice the size as my bird. I use this cage at work for my bird but let him fly around every 3 hours. My bird is slightly cramped but can play and do flips and hang from his toys. Your bird will fit but will not be able to do much. You would also have to put the perch close to the floor of the cage so your bird has space above his head. That's probably more info than you need but it should help you make a decision. In my humble opinion if the eclectus is mainly out of the cage then MAYBE this cage will work. But your bird will be cramped. This cage is great for exactly what you want to do but really only if the bird is small.Good luck. Your eclectus is at least twice the size as my bird. I use this cage at work for my bird but let him fly around every 3 hours. My bird is slightly cramped but can play and do flips and hang from his toys. Your bird will fit but will not be able to do much. You would also have to put the perch close to the floor of the cage so your bird has space above his head. That's probably more info than you need but it should help you make a decision. In my humble opinion if the eclectus is mainly out of the cage then MAYBE this cage will work. But your bird will be cramped. This cage is... » Read More Your eclectus is at least twice the size as my bird. I use this cage at work for my bird but let him fly around every 3 hours. My bird is slightly cramped but can play and do flips and hang from his toys. Your bird will fit but will not be able to do much. You would also have to put the perch close to the floor of the cage so your bird has space above his head. That's probably more info than you need but it should help you make a decision. In my humble opinion if the eclectus is mainly out of the cage then MAYBE this cage will work. But your bird will be cramped. This cage is great for exactly what you want to do but really only if the bird is small.Good luck. « Show Less
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I believe it would be big enough for him. They do have a little bit larger wing span than the Gray. Is he allowed to come out of the cage after he gets there, which would give him room. My Gray is normally out of the cage once I get to where I am going but for travel, and putting him back in when I go somewhere while visiting it is plenty big enough. I love the cage.
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I think it is an ok size if just used at night for sleeping and if the bird is out of the cage for most of time. The cage is very heavy so keep that in mind. If the bird will need to be in the cage for a long period of time then I would suggest a bigger cage.
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I think so. I'd be comfortable leaving your Eclectus in it for short visits (2 weeks?) if you are planning on using the top perch and giving out-time.
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I also use this cage for an umbrella cockatoo, and I feel like it is a bit too small for her. I imagine it would be far too small for a blue and gold.
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It's ok for temporary housing, I kept my 2 Eclectus in ours for a week while on vacation. They were not too happy about it because the finish is very slippery and makes it harder for them to climb. Also the cage itself is somewhat flimsy, the upper and lower sections comes a part way too easy.....hope this helps
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Big enough for sleeping quarters and occasional "boarding" of a pair, with room for a small "house" on each end. But I've realized only recently that as a boy I lost so many hamsters, gerbils, and GP's because of keeping them in overly small enclosures. This cage is not large enough to allow a GP to exercise or to roam, explore, discover--and it could be disastrous for an incompatible pair. I use it for a single GP. If I had 2, I'd be looking for more spacious accommodations.
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It would be a bit snug, but should be comforting to a travelling dog. I like the "petting" hole you can reach into to comfort your pet. Sorry, I don't have the actual dimensions. If you have any other questions, just ask. cindy in iowa<><
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I think this would be a good size; it's fine if the cage is a little too big (the straps can be adjusted), but it won't work at all if the cage is too small
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I think you will need a larger cage. this one is very nice and I really like , but not enough room for larger, My little parrotlet has one larger for moving about.That is my thought.Buy bigger.24x24 at least. hope this helps
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Its a roomy breeding box. I think it should be fine for lovebirds. Its kinda like a hotel for my pair of budgies :D Very well made and easy to clean.
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It should be perfect. I had two of these travel cages, that I carried two African Grays for the same amount of time each way.
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Yes, definately small enough. My dear Amelia has passed away, we got her this cage so that she did not have a lot of climbing and traveling multiple levels.
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Yes, it's big enough for now, but once your ferret grows to maturity (and it doesn't take long) the cage will seem small. You'd be better off investing in a larger cage right away.
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The rat "rule" is 2 cubic space per rat, so I would say that cage is much too small. I had this cage and used it as a travel cage for my two females when they would go to the vet. It might be pricier, but a large multi level cage is better. I found a few that, if I still had rats, I would use:Super Pet My First Home for Exotics, LargeKaytee My First Home Deluxe Multi-Level Pet Home with CastersMore info: http://www.rat-care.com/housing.html
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It does take up quite some space but 2-3 gp can fit in it anyways and they love it, if your cage has a lot of room then you could get 2 but if it's a bit smaller you may want to stick to one.
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No I have an Eclectus in this cage and it is just an okay size for him. I think a blue and gold would be miserable not enough room to stretch in there for one. You have to think about there wing span. There is no way a large sized macaw would be comfortable in that cage especially if it was going spend any amount of time in the cage besides sleeping.
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It is pretty big its for a parrot. So your little one would have plenty of room.
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This would be a great cage for an Eclectus. There is plenty of room to move around, hang toys. As with all birds, however, perches need to be the right size diameter. We made our own perches for our Mollucans. Open top is a nice feature if your bird likes to perch on top. Several access doors for food and water dishes is also helpful. Hope this helps.
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Yes... This would probably be a little big but would be big enough to give them plenty of room to move and play. It is perfect for my Sun Conures in my opinion. I believe they are about the same size.