I just purchased an "All Living Things" House style cage for parakeets, finches and canaries. It has a drop-down style front door that is a fairly large opening. My old bird bath for my smaller cage is too small. How can I know if this one will fit in...
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the rear opening part of the bath overall is 15 16 cm itf this is larger or the same size as your door opening it will fit
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Yes - there is a grate as the cage bottom then the drip pan - put a perch in this thing and you should be in business - I'd suggest using a long shank padlock for the door - the bird is likely to figure out the latch mechanism far too easy
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I keep my fife canaries in this cage. They are very tiny for canaries and they fit perfectly. They are just slightly bigger than finches but I think it would be a good fit for them. The cage is so roomy with lots of flying space. I currently have 5 canaries in this cage and they all have plenty of room to fly around in. I think it would be a great choice for finches and will keep them from escaping. Good luck
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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.
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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.
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The cage is suitable for parakeets, but I advise you look for a cage on birdscomfort.com for safe cages. P.s. no I don't work there, it's just made specifically for birds and tells you what birds each cage is good for ;)
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The doors on both side open just like a regular door. I leave them open everyday and my bird will sit on the top of the door. The front and back clear panels come out very easily. I take the front panel off all day for my bird for him to have some freedom and room. I love this cage. Very easy to clean. Take off the front panel, clean the grate, pull out the tray ( I put paper towels on the tray) Fresh food and water and done. It takes no more than a minute to clean.
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My blue gold macaw loves her cage. So do I. IThis is my second cage I have a huge steel one out on patio for her and this one I bought for inside. I was very happy with quality of cage. It was easy to setup and my bird climbs in and out of this cage now she wants to be in it all the time. You will not regret this purchase. BTW she uses her been to climb from the floor to the top and I don't ever feel like she will bend the cage. Good luck.
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I would most definitely say yes. Both sides are very roomy for two love birds on each side. Nice size food dishes and nice size doors. Hope you enjoy your cage and your birds if decide on this cage that is ����037;
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I'm not sure. This cage is my sun conure ' s bedroom and he goes in and out pretty easy. My macaw sometimes sneaks into the cage to chew up the others toys and she can get in and out pretty easy through the door as well.
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Not a bird owner here but I wouldn't think so. This enclosure is 18x18x18 and as I understand it the minimum cage size for finches or budgies is at least 18x18x24. They make an 18x18x24 versions and larger I believe.
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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?
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Hm. I have 3 budgies. I can probably add 2-3 more into the cage. But cockatiels are much larger, so i think it has good room for just one cockatiel. Reason because i think it is the narrowness of the cage. If its 2-3 inches wider, it'd be perfect for two.. I can say, as the owner of this cage since black friday, it does help keep your floor clean just about 90-95% of the time. ;-) i would even pay a full price just to get another one.
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I have two cockatiels and a parakeet that reside in the cage. It works perfectly. I have added limbs from PetSmart and the birds love it. It is like a little tree for them with extra perches. The grating does not cause any harm to small birds.
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The cage has 2 large doors in the front and 3 small doors on each side. A normal bird bath fits perfectly in the small doors. The water/food feeders hang onto the cage itself.
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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. ;)
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The only door is in the front and there are two drop down doors over one opening. Anything you hang there would keep you from being able to use the door. As for room, I do not know the dimensions of a nest box. The interior of the cage is quite roomy though, and since it's a tall cage it seems extra roomy.