Is the small hut appropriate for a single lovebird or would a medium be a better fit?
1283169
I don't have a lovebird but I have a conure and it is fine for her, but the one I had before was a medium and it also was fine. My bird is a chewer and I will have to exchange it in a few months. I did prefer the medium. I hope this helped.
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.
1634631
No I would not recommend this for buddies. The smallest bird I would put it it would be a cockatiel. I do believe that this company does make a smaller spacing bars cage for your needs. The cage is great and made very well. Good luck shopping, hope this helped.
1177180
I have two small tame rats in mine at the moment, both are female and under a year old. They get along great(they weren't from the same litter either). It could probably fit 2 medium rats as well but they wouldn't have a lot of room to run around in. The food bowl is in the top which is good because it gives them a lot of room to run around on the bottom if you don't put any extra habitats in or anything. You could probably even get a rat hammock and hang it in the opposite corner of the cage from the food.
1929533
I recommend the medium for both. Two small if traveling separate. It's expensive, but of very good quality. I have a sun conure and a green aracari. For them, separate is best!
816657
I believe it would be good. I have a sun conure and he loves it! I think they are close to the same size.
7384
I would say one mom with small babies would fit ok but it really is a one bunny hutch. I set up an xpen for extra room and close them in at night. They need so much space to roam this is a good spot if they have an alternative during the day or special play time outside the hutch. It's a decent hutch but doesn't like to be dragged the wood is soft. I always use another person to move it even though it's not heavy just to make sure it doesn't break apart. Hope this helps
1929535
I have one green chick conure and the small backpack work great for her; I would not put two birds in one small. She goes outside in the backpack with me when I am working in the yard and is happy; she has been in there sometime up to four hour and does great but it is not over load with toys. If you are wanting to put lots of toys in with your birds then you may what to buy mediums. Hope this helps.
90238
Yes. I have a pair of love birds in mine right now and lots of toys also and they are very happy and have plenty of room. Do replace the feeder and waterer with ones that provide better access for a hookbill. The perches go where the weird divots are in the wire ends. Mine love the clear front and back.
1772350
This is a big cage. It's great for cockatiels. Even several of them. So it will be huge for a love bird. You may want to get a second one. ;)
1541155
I'm not the right person to ask. We have 1 lovebird, but we let it have free range of the house as keeping it in a cage feels strange to us. It's more for sleeping that it comes back to the cage
2078941
I think it is an ok size if just used at night for sleeping and if the bird is out of the cage for most of time. The cage is very heavy so keep that in mind. If the bird will need to be in the cage for a long period of time then I would suggest a bigger cage.
1052941
I think it is adequate depending on the size of the cockatiel. I have additional space on a playtop to provide variety and am home most of the time. Makes for happy birds!
1548046
NO, too small. I bought: Prevue wrought iron flight cage with stand. Black Bird cage (FO40) 31"L x 201/2"W x 53"H. Having a Caique ,they need room like yours does. I use the upper feeder. Clean up is a dream with the tray and grate. Would suggest clip locks on all doors for escape artist. ie: what is on a dog lead. Get the tent hooch, swing and use the larger water bowl that the holder stays and the cup twists to remove (clear)
334761
No, it will be fine... this play unit is a little small for my African Grey and will also be a little big for a cockateil.
1604565
Depending on your parrot, If they try to escape or not and size wise, the bottom is a bit concerning but I places a zip tie at the four corners to keep the corners sercure. I remove them to clean. But the cage as a whole unit is suitable for parrots, I have a lovebird, and it's spacious for him. No openings seem too big, he hasn't tried to escape (as he is an escape artist) from this cage. It's worth it. What type of bird are you housing?
1165739
height wise you should be fine but it's not all that deep. I don't think you'd get a 'family' size bird on there.