Would this cage be suitable for a Quaker parrot?
2022628
We have a green cheek conure in ours and he has more than enough room to be comfortable and flit around. He has several perches, a big swing, and a Comfy Cozy Hut in there as well. I would say look at a picture of a green cheek and compare the size to a quaker, oh and our Nanday fits in there as well with more than enough room.
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.
2022630
Yes, we have this cage for our Quaker and it is perfect. made very well and a great size.
643186
Did you get this for your Quaker Parrot? I have this for my Cockatiel but I just got a Quaker Parrot and I was thinking I would get this cage for him. Do you have any issues with using the feeding cups that come with it?
1836162
This is a nice cage for one bird unless we're talking about something as small as a parakeet. Anything that is the size of a cockatiel or bigger needs the whole cage. Sorry about the delay in responding to your question.
1541156
The cage is definitely big enough for two. I have one cockatiel right now however am looking for another one.
1367914
Absolutely. Make sure to get this one, the critter nation, and not the ferret nation though. This would be a perfect sugar glider cage.
1625165
I think you will need a larger cage. this one is very nice and I really like , but not enough room for larger, My little parrotlet has one larger for moving about. That is my thought.Buy bigger.24x24 at least. hope this helps
1862379
Yes. My sister has A grey in a similar sized cage. I have a Quaker in mine and it's way more room than she needs.
991249
I don't know how large a quaker parrot is but the bath is just big enough for a zebra finch, sometimes two. So I would guess not.
423899
I would not put a Quaker/Conure in thei cage, it is really not made for large birds,I have parakeets & finches in it, also ok for Love birds or similar size, i would definitely get a bigger cage for your birdies!!
2079771
I house my timneh african grey in this cage and he has lots of room to play and flap his wigs. The only thing is some of the spacings on the door are big enough for him to get his head through but if you wrap rope around the bars it makes the spacing smaller. So yeah, I think it would be a good cage for an eclectus parrot.
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
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.
1872843
I have 2 of these cages and ive had 6 rock doves (pigeons) in each cage. They are roomy. For a parrot, you may need to reinforce the door.
1277199
No, it will not be too big for a quaker. It will be on the larger side but, will still be okay.
1604564
I don' understand the question, but I Would not put a parakeet in a parrot cage. The perches are to large for their feet. The pull down door would be an easy escape when cleaning or feeding.
1738315
Hi, I have a Quaker parrot in this cage, and it is quite perfect for him. If your bird is bigger, I would not see any problems. As for the bowl lock, my bird cannot open them. I would be a little more worried about the main door lock, but they made it possible to put additional lock there. It depends on how smart and inventive your bird is, really. The door lock is much easily accessible, by the way.
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!