What size is recommended for a Quaker parrot?
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It appears from the web photos I see that a Quaker is somewhere between a Sun Conure and an Amazon sized parrot. I have purchased MEDIUM perches for both my Amazon and African Grey parrots with success. The problem has been that the perch separates after about a year between the grey plastic portion and the metal fastener that secures it to the cage bars. Save your receipts! There's no guarantee, but the weight and activity of the bird may cause it to separate and there's no recourse but to buy a new one or appeal to the generosity of the seller. I've been lucky in that the seller's been gracious enough to replace them twice without difficulty (apparently this is a common problem). The larger size I've used for my macaw and it's been a REAL problem for that size bird..... none of them are destructive when it comes to perches, and they REALLY like the perches in summer and winter (esp) so it's a great plus for any bird, as evidenced by their use of this warmer perch!!
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Sorry, only the standard xs, small and medium size are available in Amazon. Please go to Celltei's site for other special sizes including the large size for Cockatoos or smaller macaws with long tails or the XL size for the big macaws. Feel free to call us at 1-718-388-8882 if you have other questions.
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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.
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Yes, we have this cage for our Quaker and it is perfect. made very well and a great size.
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I think it's a bit too small for an African gray. I had Purchase this cage for my Quaker Who is not too big
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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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just do a search, I got about 4 hits, here is a site i use and amazon. http://www.parrotshopping.com/us/p_parrot_listing.aspx?f=3378
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Anything up to the size of a house sparrow will fit easily, and also downy woodpeckers, which are about six inches long including the tail. Wrens fit very easily, as they about an inch smaller.
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Hi Ms Tiggy! Im not sure how to meassure the size cause they come in different sizes. Mine is medium and a cockatiel would love it. Spacious and good perch. Mesh? Not sure what that is. I am very happy with my buy and the quality is good. Hope it helps:)
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I think it would be a great size for a parrotlet--lots of room to play and bop around. The medium would probably be plenty big enough for a single bird.
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I don't know how large a quaker is, but my canary fills this bath up, so I'm guessing no but am not sure.
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I wouldn't go bigger than a Cockatiel. If it's a small type of conure, then maybe. The bars are on the thin side, so a bigger parrot could damage those. Also the wooden perches might not hold up to the weight of a bigger bird over time.
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It would work fine for a quaker if the bird gets regular of out of cage time for exercise.
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It's a nice cage for a medium-sized parrot (Eleanora cockatoo) but definitely too small for a macaw. We have a 36"x72"x60" cage for our scarlet macaw. A macaw might be able to bend the bars of the cage if it was intent on getting out.
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The bottle is a good size for a Quaker, a Conure or smaller parrot. The tip is for most sizes of parrot
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I think so! My bird is a pacific parrotlet, which I think isn't that much smaller than a cockatiel.
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I would say to get a bigger cage (30 in). We have a quaker parrot, and we did not think it was big enough for him. Hope this helps!