Is there enough space between the perch and the toy holder/hooks for the bird to move around? In the picture, it appears as if the replica macaw does not have much space between the perch and toy hook. Thanks Is there enough space between the perch and the toy holder/hooks for the bird to move around? In the picture, it appears as if the replica macaw does not have much space between the perch and toy... » Read More Is there enough space between the perch and the toy holder/hooks for the bird to move around? In the picture, it appears as if the replica macaw does not have much space between the perch and toy hook. Thanks « Show Less
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I have a African Grey and there is enough room. We found thad adding the toy holder after the bird adjusted to the perch worked out better for the bird
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no there is no room. if u have a macaw it is more likely it would take it off anyways. also it is to weak to hold a good size toy. hope that helps.
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You are totally correct about the lack of space. I believe this stand can be used to keep bird occupy for a couple of hours.
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The stand is perfect for my sun conure bi would not recommend it for anything much larger than that. He really likes it and the bar across the top gives me the opportunity to hang a variety of different toys. It is well-built easy to move around in the stainless steel cups are easy to keep clean.
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We have one feeder , then a birdbath made out of glass , then a little birdhouse and a second bird feeder , and the swing , I see out of my bedroom window how they'll sit on it because it is close to their food..I've heard that moving the feeder is not a good thing , that to add more in different places is better , but with the swing it is best to place it near a feeder. They should have little resting ports, as their wings flapping while eating { without a port } is harmful to them .. I love our swing , want to get more...We love our birds...!!
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There is an attachment that can be put on in order to hang toys on.. It comes with the cage assembly. That is for the play top. Inside there are the cage top bars the I use to hang toyed inside the cage.
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My Eclectus has no trouble maneuvering her way around this gym. Of course, she likes to be as high as possible and will climb up the stand to the top bracket of they gym which is meant to hang toys from but it doesn't seem to bother her that its not as wide as a standard perch for her size. She's also an average size Eclectus. My main problem with this gym is that the cups can be removed easily by the bird once they figure it out.
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The base an area where the water dishes will work well. The top piece bows with our amazon Parrot, so I don't think it will hold a macaw. You can just leave that part off during assembly.
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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
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You may have to get smaller perches for this play stand (for smaller birds). This is perfect for my cockatoo.2 or even 3 cockatiels should love this!!
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There are two pegs on the perch, and two holes under Polly's "feet". Just line them up, press in place, and Polly should stay in place. I haven't had any trouble with her staying on her perch.
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the diameter of the perch is about 1"...but it looks like you can easily replace it with a bigger one. My macaw was not comfortable on the skinny one.
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My bird did not start using it until I connected it to his cage with a rope perch. I hung the type of toys from the top that he likes. Eventually he started playing with it. What type of birds do you have? How long have you had the stand?
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My blue gold macaw loves her cage. So do I. IThis is my second cage I have a huge steel one out on patio for her and this one I bought for inside. I was very happy with quality of cage. It was easy to setup and my bird climbs in and out of this cage now she wants to be in it all the time. You will not regret this purchase. BTW she uses her been to climb from the floor to the top and I don't ever feel like she will bend the cage. Good luck.
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If you are in a wheelchair the perch will be maybe a bit higher than you. About a foot at the most. I actually have my macaw using the metal bar rather than the actual wood perch because he chews through it in a day. If you do the same it would lower the position a couple more inches. Hope this helps.
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We love this cage! Our two parakeets have so much room to play and fly around. You do have to be careful when rolling it around because the stand doesn't attach to the cage.
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I haven't seen the larger birds on the perches. I think it's too hard for them to balance on them. It's a very popular feeder that works great keeping out squirrels and larger birds, such as grackles, blue jays, etc. It's a great feeder!
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Yes, the picture is the same as what we got, there was no hook but a bar. We use it for our blue and gold macaw. If you have any other questions, let us know.
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Not sure what size your parrot is? I have a Conure Parrot and he does great in the cage. He is very active and plays with many toys in the cage
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Sorry it took me so long to answer, there are little pegs on the bottom of its claws, and holes in the top of the perch, you just line it up, and make it fit.