Would this cage work for an eclectus parrot?
2079768
I have two cockatiels in my cage and there is plenty of room. Easy to clean and move around with 2 inside watering bowls and 2 inside food bowls. There are also 2 more bowls on the top of the cage. I would highly recommend this cage for multiple birds or larger birds.i like that the door has 2 locking devices
2079769
To be best of my limited close time with them? Most likely, based in their relative size compared to an Amazon.
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
2079771
I house my timneh african grey in this cage and he has lots of room to play and flap his wigs. The only thing is some of the spacings on the door are big enough for him to get his head through but if you wrap rope around the bars it makes the spacing smaller. So yeah, I think it would be a good cage for an eclectus parrot.
1052939
Absolutely. I have a green cheek conure in mine, and she has ample space. The actual living space of the cage is 18" 18" 30"ht. I love this cage and recommend it.
1392313
I would think so. It's bigger than the other one that came with the cage. I liked it because it attached to the outside and made more room inside.
953957
I think the cage would be fine for a Parakeet. I have a cockatiel in my cage the bird and I both love the cage.
1105491
This would work fine for regular parakeets. The larger English might feel a bit crowded.I now have a couple of love birds in it and it is plenty big enough. Before that I had 2 budgies in there and they were fine. This is really a wonderful cage. I am so glad I got it.
377401
Yes, I believe it would. I have an amazon parrot in mine but my daughter has a MCCaw in hers. They are built good. Don't think the Cockatoo could chew thru it. Make sure it has lots of toys in it.
1806331
I think your Eclectus is a bit larger than our Quaker. This cage might be just a little bit small for your bird. But it is very sturdy and well built.
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.
2176595
Yes! I bought this for my sun conure which is slightly larger than your green cheek. At my work we recommend this size cage for your bird.
182524
I'm not sure, I bought this same cage for my chinchilla and he absolutely loves it!
77751
I think it will be fine. There should be plenty of room for a parrot of that size. If it were too big, I think the bird might not feel secure, even if his regular cage is larger. This cage is very sturdy and somewhat heavy. I actually purchased mine in the event of severe storms, but I would use it if we traveled. I can put her (Grey) in and get her downstairs quickly. Hope this helps.
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.
2229438
I have pair of cockatiel in mine, don't see why that wouldn't work it is a nice cage and they love it
2078939
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
950205
No. I found this cage very difficult to deal with. It was hard to put together or take apart. Trying to put any kind of bird in the cage or out of the cage may scare it, as the cage is bulky and hard to deal with.
1604564
I don' understand the question, but I Would not put a parakeet in a parrot cage. The perches are to large for their feet. The pull down door would be an easy escape when cleaning or feeding.
1490840
Yes, I do think the cage would be large enough for a parrotlet, provided you are also taking it out during the day or providing it a play stand to hang out near you.