what is the bar mm? and will it fit an umbrella cockatoo?
990696
A cockatoo would fit but would not have a lot of play area. I would buy a bigger cage if I had a cockatoo. I have medium sized conures.
990697
Not sure what you meant by bar mm and it would be okay for an umbrella cockatoo if you allow the bird out most of the day.
990698
It's for hanging toys I no it was very small for my blue and gold and I gave it to a friend and they put a cockatoo in it it fit nice for them
990699
I do not understand what you mean "by bar mm" but as for it fitting an umbrella cacharro yes it should be able to but you may need a bigger cage if you are not going to take the bird out that often otherwise you should be okay. I have green checked amazon parrot and he loves it but of course my bird is smaller then yours. But good luck in deciding what cage to buy.
990700
I think these bars are close and thin for a too! It's a great size, but I prefer larger bar width. Plus mine cage came without instructions- I've had a hard time getting them. Even though they do seem to try to help- I don't have directions and for me that's the bottom line...it's a pain in the neck. I can't recommend that. The cage would be worth the $, if I could put it together!!
990701
its 23 by 21 and 40 high . i have on african alexandria parrot with a long tail and she loves it...she has plenty room...outside deck is great.. good price... pet shops have them for over 300 doll. recommended
990702
I would probably stray away from this one if he's not out for at least 6-8 hours a day. They are just too active for the most part, an African gray is probably the biggest bird I would keep in this cage, I just want to put this out there and I have no idea of your situation but if you don't already have a cockatoo research a lot about them and look for videos of an umbrella or Moluccan screaming turn it up as loud as it can go and be realistic about if you could handle that for potentially hours on end. I'm only saying that last part because I work for a bird rescue and cockatoos are the most largely abused and abandoned bird in the United States, with that being said consider adopting before going through a breeder, and also never think "well mine will be an exception" because it most likely won't so many people get rid of their cockatoos within two years sometimes less...and they live anywhere from 40-80 depending on species. It takes a very special type of person to own one of these animals, of all parrots they are by far the worst suited for captivity...specifically Moluccan but Umbrella is up there too.
990703
Yes any cockatop will love this new home depending on what species, some will fit portion of head and beak to work the gate inclosure that locks any cage.
990704
No it won't and don't by from this company they sent me defected cage with no hardware and did not want to pay to ship it back. The cage is only 24 inches wide and it is 5 feet tall .
383423
I really don't remember the size of the box, but I will say this cage is not large enough for a macaw or cockatoo or african grey, I have a sun conure in mine and it is perfect for the conures size , I also have a scarlet macaw and he is in a cage 4 times bigger! Your cage should be as wide or wider than your birds wing span
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.
493883
No unfortunately it won't fit. Your umbrella pole is the exact same size as the opening of the mount.
266682
I don't have a bar height table, however, I think it could work. The umbrella would either have to be on the side or in back of the bar.You'd need a sturdy stand
1694351
I think it'll work for cockatoo but probably it'll be very tight for macaw, especially perches that are about half an inch in diameter.
1333093
No, it isn't. I bought one for my granddaughter's cockatiel and it was too small. I waited to long to return it so this is probably why Amazon is asking me about it.
1589692
I have a blue and gold macaw and it is big enough. The design of this stand is well thought out.
1634633
This is a beautiful, big cage but the bar spacing is 1-1/2 inches. I wouldn't put a budgie in this cage. I don't think that they could squeeze out but they could get their head through the bars and then not be able to pull it back through. I bought this for my Double Yellowhead. My parrotlets are in a cage with only a 1 inch bar spacing.
1475898
My first thought was it's just too small for a cockatoo. I asked some parronts, and the agree, perhaps ok for cockatiels, but not for a cockatoo.
978906
It will probably be too large. It fits my cockatoos cage with room to spare.
571318
Yes it is suitable for parakeets. Space between the bars is approx. 1/2 inch.
1103967
This cover is just over 6ft tall. so measure your market umbrella when it is closed...good luck
199066
Best I can measure it is 1/2" between bars..not for large birds that need to use it to climb.
1475943
There was no size posted on the box. The plastic bar itself -not including nose prong things- measures about 2 inches. At its widest point, including prongs, 3"-narrowing down to about 2 1/2".
1888361
I'm not sure. The bars measure 1/2 apart. The smallest bird I have is a love bird.
433533
The umbrella pole diameter is 3"/8 and umbrella open as around 9' wide in diameter tip to tip. You will need Tropishade 30 lbs bronze base to hold it and it fit well. Hope this help.