Is this cage big enough to accomadate two canaries comfortably and allow room for flight?
1310073
I have two parakeets in it. They are very happy. Your canaries will be able to fly a bit, the cafe is fairly wide.
1310074
This is not a true flight sized cage, but saying that, I have 2 active lovebirds that enjoy the cage. Cleaning is easy, the plexi sides keep their mess of birdbath splash and whatever they decide to throw around contained. The wire sides of course are open, and things can come out. The double doors allow easy access and keeps the birds in ( the rescue one is a biter,) and makes it simple for me to wipe down the plexi with a microfiber towel - just do not use much pressure or you could pop the plexi sides off. I know some have added clear tape or something to the outside to help keep that from happening, but I have not had to do that. This is not a true flight sized cage, but saying that, I have 2 active lovebirds that enjoy the cage. Cleaning is easy, the plexi sides keep their mess of birdbath splash and whatever they decide to throw around contained. The wire sides of course are open, and things can come out. The double doors allow easy access and keeps the birds in ( the rescue one is a biter,) and makes it simple for me to wipe down the plexi with a microfiber towel - just do not use much pressure or you could pop the plexi sides off. I know some have added clear tape or something to the outside to help keep that... » Read More This is not a true flight sized cage, but saying that, I have 2 active lovebirds that enjoy the cage. Cleaning is easy, the plexi sides keep their mess of birdbath splash and whatever they decide to throw around contained. The wire sides of course are open, and things can come out. The double doors allow easy access and keeps the birds in ( the rescue one is a biter,) and makes it simple for me to wipe down the plexi with a microfiber towel - just do not use much pressure or you could pop the plexi sides off. I know some have added clear tape or something to the outside to help keep that from happening, but I have not had to do that. « Show Less
1310075
I have 3 parakeets that are so active in this birdcage. Actually, could have 5 or 6 parakeets in this cage. I have had parakeets for over 50 years. This is the best cage I ever bought.
1105491
This would work fine for regular parakeets. The larger English might feel a bit crowded.I now have a couple of love birds in it and it is plenty big enough. Before that I had 2 budgies in there and they were fine. This is really a wonderful cage. I am so glad I got it.
1725256
I have a friend using this cage for a pair of cockatiels and it is fine. They can fly within it. I have two of the cages, with 5 parakeets in each and they are not over crowded. I am a middle aged woman, and I can bend the thinnest of the wires with my fingers if I apply quite a lot of force. It hurts my finger tips, but I can flex the wire if I try hard. My neighbor's sun conure is quite a feisty fellow. He lets him self out of his cage and then lets all the other birds out of their cages. Conures are kind of "birds of a different feather." You would be a better judge of your own birds. The cockatiels are content to NOT break out.
1984518
Yes! I bought this cage for my two parakeets and they seem fine. Just make sure they get plenty of free time in the open sun and get to fly to exercise their wings!
568747
I am saying yes because it's a very large and spacious cage. I have four cockatiels in mines and they have a lot of room to maneuver in.
1999912
I would think so. I have a lovebird in mine, which I believe is smaller than a conure, and he is quite fine. I wouldn't recommend more than two small birds at one time though as the cage width is not very wide but it has good depth.
1182575
It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
1825582
I have this cage and I have my 2 cockatiels in it and there's plenty of room. I highly recommend this cage. It's a very good cage.
953110
I would say no, not them seeing they need room to move more then the canary we used it for. I would go just a little bigger for parakeets especially 2.
981222
Yes. I have a parrotlet pair in mine oneach side, and there's plenty of room.
2223055
OH yes, absolutely !!! Great cage for almost any bird, except some of the much larger parrots.
1826009
I have this cage for a green cheek conure and it is adequate in size. He enjoys the top when he's out and I find it easier to clean than our other, larger cage.
505468
I would not recommend this particular cage for two cockatiels. It's quite a bit small for even one with toys. We have to switch out toys so it's not too crowded, she has a hard time flapping her wings.
726223
Not in my opinion. Remember there is a dividing wall that separates the cage into two. We own two cages (stacked on top of each other) with a total of 5 canaries--the two babies are in 1/2 cage together. On the negative side, the openings in the cage do not seem to be standard, many feeding containers and nest boxes do not easily fit. We're still working to find a way to keep more of the seeds in the cage and off the floor. But the cages are very sturdy and overall we're pleased.
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.
2022629
Definitely, in my opinion. We have our red-bellied parrot in there -- he's a little bigger than a Quaker. The cage is attractive and well built -- very heavy. Our bird is only in the cage about four hours a day, but he seems to like it.
1515980
It is a great cage, however you might what one that you can add a bird playstation on top. It is large enough to use for a cockateil.