is this product too small for an African Grey? If yes, any suggestion?
858990
It's a great product and it works for my eclectus. If they have the same design just a little bigger, that's what i would get for a gray
858991
Yes, too small for African Grey. My suggestion is get a bigger bird bath or get a smaller bird like parakette.
858992
I'm not sure, but my parakeets can roll around in it. You might need to ask the company that sells or makes it, it's the biggest bird bath I could find.
1862382
I have a sun conure and the cage is bigger then he probably needs. I originally saw this type of cage at a Pet-smart, you might want to check it out in person before buying it. However, I believe that it will be big enough for your Grey.
260791
The acrylic is mainly 1/4" a African grey will fit fine, it is a choice of the buyer of the cage what size he would like his pet to be in, shipping $80.00 and should be there in 5-10 days or less
616941
I have a K&H, Thermo Perch, Medium, for my African Grey, she loves it. Dean
60610
We found this cage to be a wonderful cage and good quality, but we also found that it was too small for our African Grey. We got a much bigger cage and use this as a spare. I don't recall the specific spacing, but it was not that big. I think it was small enough that I could not fit my finger through it.
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.
493228
I bought this in a small for a Senegal or Meyers. Neither bird is very comfortable in it. It is too large for them. Your bird may be a better fit for a small. as your bird is probably 3X larger. I would not get a carrier larger if what you are using it for is to carry your bird around for fairly short trips. your bird is short tailed so do not need to adjust size for long tail feathers.
414000
Yes! I bought it for my african grey and it's huge! Way bigger then I thought it would be, takes up a lot of space. I'd def say this would be extremely big for a cockatiel.
1804019
I know this is long after but this cage is absolutely too small for an African grey! A grey needs minimum dimensions of 32"w x 23" dx36" h without a stand! With a stand 55" to 68" depending on style! This cage is suitable for parrotlets, lovebirds, cockatiels, budgies, bourkes, Linnie's, a couple of finches or canaries. A Meyers,Senegal, Rainbow lory, Caique or Ringneck or any bird this size and larger needs a much larger cage. Please research a species thoroughly then get the largest cage you can. They need room to move and flap about with perches and toys in the cage. I know this is long after but this cage is absolutely too small for an African grey! A grey needs minimum dimensions of 32"w x 23" dx36" h without a stand! With a stand 55" to 68" depending on style! This cage is suitable for parrotlets, lovebirds, cockatiels, budgies, bourkes, Linnie's, a couple of finches or canaries. A Meyers,Senegal, Rainbow lory, Caique or Ringneck or any bird this size and larger needs a much larger cage. Please research a species thoroughly then get the largest cage you can. They need room to move and flap about with perches and toys in the... » Read More I know this is long after but this cage is absolutely too small for an African grey! A grey needs minimum dimensions of 32"w x 23" dx36" h without a stand! With a stand 55" to 68" depending on style! This cage is suitable for parrotlets, lovebirds, cockatiels, budgies, bourkes, Linnie's, a couple of finches or canaries. A Meyers,Senegal, Rainbow lory, Caique or Ringneck or any bird this size and larger needs a much larger cage. Please research a species thoroughly then get the largest cage you can. They need room to move and flap about with perches and toys in the cage. « Show Less
528799
I think it would be a tight fit for and African Grey or an Amazon. I have an Indian Ringneck and its perfect for her.
77753
I think that would be a comfortable size. I purchased mine as emergency cages for an African Grey & an Indian Ringneck (separately) and am confident they would be comfortable in it for at least that long. Bar spacing should be fine for your green cheek, too.
895583
The interior space would be great for an active African Grey, but the gauge size of the bars are more appropriate for love birds, parakeets and finches, or perhaps a cockatiel or conure. There are a few small hinged doors as well as doors that slide up and down. African Greys are so intelligent, I'm sure they could easily figure out how to open these and get out. I would say go for a cage with thicker bars and doors that close securely.
1514857
We used it for canaries and parakeets. I'm guessing it's not appropriate for stronger birds like your grey.
1694354
I had ordered it for my african grey and he used it. He is a good sized bird and has trouble climbing up the latter because they were spaced apart so it should be good for a macaw
1082933
Truthfully, I wouldn't get this if you're worried about an escape artist. My conure is quite content and I still had to rig something to plug the gap below the feeder and keep it from easily being pushed out. It's a perfect size for a conure, it may be a little tight for a Grey.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
2178248
I have a green cheek,I bought the cage for my african grey,the cage would be suitable for the conure too.I have not had any problems with this cage,although the directions for putting it together could be better,took me about an hour.I am glad I bought it and plan on buying another just like it for my green cheek too,darn good price for what you get in a quality product.