i have a yellow nape amazon...too small for this cage?
1008721
I think it would work quite well for a yellow nape, though you might find yourself adding a perch or two to keep your bird happy, or swapping out the provided perch for one slightly smaller (or maybe a soft or rope perch). The clear sides have small holes which allow placement of perches.
1008722
This cage will hold the bird but should only be used for travel, not to live in. The cage has no grate at the bottom to catch the poop, so the bird ends up walking in his mess. The cage looks nice online but is not worth the money being charged. It is hard to put this cage together and there are no feed bowls included. I would recommend you get a cheaper wire cage that comes with the feed bowls and a pull-out bottom to catch poop. Some of these cages I have seen in pet stores for only $24-$30.
1008723
I have amazon smazonica, a big one for this kind. It perfectly fits, the tail doesn't get the bottom. I am happy enough
2284951
I think it would be way too small for an African Grey. My cockatiel fits nicely but she's much smaller than your Grey.
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.
813117
I have an Congo African Grey....I think your cockatoo is about the same size. The cage was a little to small. The front door was too narrow, making it hard to clean. I ended up purchasing an EZ Care Cage. Not only does it have a front door, but the whole front panel opens, making it easier to clean and move toys around. They are a little more expensive, but definately well worth it.
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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
2284950
I love this cage for my tiny budgie. However I feel it would be small for a larger bird especially when they get flapping their wings. I own two cages by this manufacturer, this one and a smaller one I use when traveling. I would recommend the manufacturer but opt for a larger cage for a larger bird.
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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.
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.
1694353
Yeah, I would say so. I have a yellow naped amazon that isn't as big as a macaw, but he has plenty of room on the stand.
1880321
I would not put a cockatiel in this cage, it is to small. I found it was to small even for my Parrolet.. And he is only 4-5 inches long. Just not enough room for them to play and move around. This is more of a travel cage.
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yeah, I would think so. I have a pionus, which as I understand is just a bit smaller than an African Grey, & it's really too big for her. I would say certainly no smaller than this cage for your bird.
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I have a double yellowhead amazon parrot medium size and the bird looks really small in the cage. The two Africa greys she be able to handle short trips I think. This cage is larger than I thought it would be. I was a little shocked when I received it because I really wanted something smaller for the car. It is really strong, and durable.
468053
I think there are several different sizes. The one I got would be way too big for that cage.
1418133
Not at all. I have this cage for my African Senegal, which as u know is a much smaller bird. Am actually getting ready to get a Macaw and am looking for a cage also. Good Luck!
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I guess it depends on how much they like each other. I think my African Grey fits okay in the cage, but I am not sure I would put another bird in the cage with her. I use mine for taking her outside with me on sunny days, but she isn't a huge fan of the cage any day. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
656477
We have a Quaker parrot, about 10 inches, and it a very large cage for him. He has a lot of room to move around in.
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This cage is only about 1 1/2 feet wide...i wouldn't personally recommend it for a bird with a 4 foot wing span.