I will be moving my African Grey and My Amazon. The trip will take 5 to 6 hours. Is this large enough to transport both of them in the same cage?
233424
You could FIT both of them most likely but there wouldn't be a lot of space. If they don't get along well, I would suggest cat carriers instead. I use this as my green cheek's sleep cage. It's plenty big for him, which is why I think they'd be okay.
233425
If they get along and can share a perch, this would be fine for 5-6 hours. It is very well built.
233426
I wouldn't advise it. I transported two African Grey's in two separate cages cross country for 6 consecutive 8-10 hour drives. Of course they stayed in the cages 24/7 for those 6 days. It's pretty tight quarters for any length of time unless your grey and amazon are always paired in the same cage and used to it.
233427
I think that depends entirely on the birds. There is enough room for both to stand comfortably on the same perch or to add a second one. They would not be able to flap without touching. Hope that helps.
233428
For that short distance it would be ok, as long as that they get along good. I would say you could transport 3 african treys in it possibly 4, for short trips.
233429
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.
233430
I bought it for my quaker. I know it would fit an African grey comfortably, not so sure it would be enough space for 2 large birds - especially if they don't get along.
233431
I would not put those two birds in the same cage unless you are POSITIVE that they will not fight. They are big birds and the Amazon is stronger. I have had both and in my opinion, I would not recommend the same cage. Just buy two and be done with it. These are travel cages and really too small for an actual full time living cage for either of these birds.
233432
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.
482635
Although an African Grey would fit inside this cage, the spacing of the wires, the construction of the cage, and the gauge of the wire all would be inadequate for the African Grey - you need a more sturdy cage than this for that type of larger parrot. This cage is for small birds, like finches, parakeets, lovebirds, parrotlets, cockatiels. I think an African Grey could rip this cage apart if it had a mind to do so.
1732014
The cage is as stated. I have no problem transporting my pet in this cage. There is plenty of room in it for him. It depends on how you are looking at the 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.
377397
I was very concerned my African Grey would eat right through the bars. He fiddles, but never really does any damage. I am really surprised. Felt I was taking a chance buying this cage because it is so inexpensive, but it truly is great and well worth the money. It is pretty big actually. We have more perches in there then we ever did before. It is deep.
1051620
I have the small size and use it for a single caique parrot. I think he's a bit larger than a cockatiel and he has lots of room. I imagine two or three might be comfortable is they get along well. It's a great carrier.
1408957
Absolutely not. You will need a cage at least 4 times as big for your African. I use mine to carry a monk parakeet when we travel in my motorhome.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
1576491
Yes. Be aware that this cage is large and heavy. I would not recommend for back and forth to the vet due to the bulkiness but a long trip like that, you may want the extra convenience of the pull out paper tray for easier cleaning and the space for the bird. It's also super easy to put together just be careful when installing the hardware as it's easy to lose a spring.
21113
I think it's a bit too small for an African gray. I had Purchase this cage for my Quaker Who is not too big
528798
Yes. It's perfect. I have grand eclectus and it's a perfect size for them. Remember, it's a carrier, ITS NOT A FULL TIME CAGE. Good luck
2275099
I use this cage for finches and canaries. I know a grey is much bigger I don't think it's going to be heavy enough for a grey
1408949
I have a yellow Naped amazon. 1 yr old. Can sit comfortably but I'm not sore a road trip would be as comfy. However it is light, easy to carry, and has worked for two car trips now. I've mastered getting him in andout smoothly. If African grays are a lot bigger, it will be tight eventually.
371900
It's large enough, if the bird gets out for exercise. It's not a flight cage at all. The metal is aluminum and spot welded. I imagine a determined strong bird could get out. I have a lovebird in it, works great for me.
2178251
It is a large cage but really nice. I have an Amazon so he is a large bird and has plenty of room. It may be a little large for your bird. But, I do highly recommend this cage, well made, easy to put together (the instructions suck) and easy to keep clean.
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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
1408953
I got an acrylic cage for my Rosie and Citron, the cage you asked about it will not work for a grey. Its not really tall enough. I got the one you asked about a long while ago to use for my Conure