Do you think this cage could be used as a travel cage for a small umbrella cockatoo?
1938352
It would not be very practical. It's quite heavy and large. Also if you take it off the stand it would then sit on the plastic tray. I would be worried about cracking it. Last, there is no handle for carrying.
1938353
This cage is pretty darn heavy, I would say it's more of a semi-permanent cage than a travel cage. Unless you have are strong enough to carry and have a big SUV or hatchback, it'll be tough to carry this to your car.
1938354
Yes. I use it as a travel cage. The cage just sits on top of the cart so it is easily removed. However, it is still a large cage so it will not fit in a small car. It is home to a small parrot not sure if the bar spacing would be appropriate for smaller birds. Overall, I am very satisfied with the cage. The other comments are correct. It is not a light weight cage. But it is easier for me and my parrot to leave her in this cage than switch back and forth between different cages.
1938355
This cage is pretty darn heavy, I would say it's more of a semi-permanent cage than a travel cage.Unless you have are strong enough to carry and have a big SUV or hatchback, it'll be tough to carry this to your car.
2035264
I think it would be perfect, my Citron Cockatoo plays on it all day. Just remember your bird may jump/fly off this open play area and may chew UP the wood perches, just like mine does and has, but we still enjoy it!
953957
I think the cage would be fine for a Parakeet. I have a cockatiel in my cage the bird and I both love the cage.
783360
I would say so- I have a cockatoo in mine, but there is so much room for him to play. He really enjoys it.
300192
Generally speaking, I would not recommend using this cage outdoors....I don't think the wood could handle too much humidity and definitely not rain. If the cage was located in a protected area and not exposed to rain or wind....such as a screened-in porch, it could probably handle that alright.
77751
I think it will be fine. There should be plenty of room for a parrot of that size. If it were too big, I think the bird might not feel secure, even if his regular cage is larger. This cage is very sturdy and somewhat heavy. I actually purchased mine in the event of severe storms, but I would use it if we traveled. I can put her (Grey) in and get her downstairs quickly. Hope this helps.
1929531
If your conures are normally caged together and get along, they would fit together in the small one; however, I would not keep them together in there for too long. My Goffins cockatoo has plenty of room, and is quite happy in there during long hikes. I do not keep him in there overnight nor while traveling in the car, though. I do not know how much larger the medium one is. I hope this helps.
1826011
I think it would be. My Parrotett is a bit smaller but your conure would enjoy the top gym immensely!
745893
It's a very inexpensive cage and the plastic is hard and would probably crack easily. I think it was a great value as a travel cage for my cockatiel, but I doubt I would house birds in it permanently
778612
I would only use this cage as a travel cage to bird store or bird doctor or a short trip somewhere. Nothing more.
2043191
Yes. I have a mustache parakeet similar in size. I use it as his travel cage. It works great.
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.
2229438
I have pair of cockatiel in mine, don't see why that wouldn't work it is a nice cage and they love it
1576490
In my opinion, no. I used it to travel from Maine to CO and only had one canary and it was adequate for him, but I know Cockatiels are much bigger than canaries. Maybe if it came in a much bigger size than what I bought, it would be OK, but I must tell you, the small size I got is HEAVY. Also I had such trouble taking the pan out to change the paper and getting it to go back in correctly. Personally, I would look at a different cage for your Tiels, but if you want a used one, I'll sell you mine cheap! If I move again, I'll buy something else.
1984521
I'd get a much bigger cage for two birds, even one bird, I'd only use this as a temporary enclosure or travel cage.
902856
No, This cage is too small for a cockatoo. I bought it because I have two cockatiels and this is just the right size for the two of them.
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Hi Jeff. I think it would be kind of small for that. I just have it in a bird bath. Good luck!