We have two pet parrots. Is the ET disturbing to birds?
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Contact info@bugrepeller.com. This person is the developer of the device and can answer that question. I can tell you that it did not disturb my cats, and it did not reduce the number of song birds in my yard.
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I have cockatiels and one parakeet. The parakeet can get through the spaces but not the cockatiels.
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I have never owned birds so I do not know how the outgassing, if any, would affect them. I have Pomeranians that are not affected at all.
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I keep two parrotlets - one on each side of mine - lovebirds should be very comfortable also!
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No. I'm pretty sure it's not designed to do that. It's pretty small. Did great in the room I was using it in with 2 large parrots.
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I have been watching these birds for about 40 years and I have noticed that they fight over the food source. They are always buzzing each other. I have 2 feeders in the back and one bird tries to own both of the feeders. Needless to say, sometimes he can't keep the other birds from eating before he notices them. Could be a her, I don't really no which is which.
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The book that came with it says yes to parrots! We just raised chicken eggs, very easy to use, good luck!
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I would say no. The bars are small and light like for finches and parakeets. The sliding food dish doors would be a problem with a parrot too I think.
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This from the people for whom the cages were purchased:Yes, for the conure the cage is too tall. I have tried putting in extra perches at lower levels but this bird prefers to climb on the walls near the top of the cage. Not sure if it has something to do with conure's cage being next to the Cockatoo who prefers to stay in the middle of the cage. For the cockatoo, I think the cage is not wide enough. Best feature is the accessibility of the bowls from outside the cage especially for a bird that is hand shy.
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Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
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Our bird flies around--so never have that issue. He is out of the cage when we use it.It's really good though, and I'm sensitive to smells. It is innocuous.
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I have an eclectus parrot, which is much larger than your conure and he does fine. He travels outside with me everywhere in it. Not sure if you can get yours out when you reach your destination but for size, it would work well.
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I have cockatiels, and I am thinking the green cheek conure is larger than mine. It is good spacing I think for your bird.
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My two conures destroyed their ladder toy. And that's exactly what it's designed to do. As I'm learning, birds need to forage and use their beaks as they would do in the wild. This is one of the first toys my birds had in their cage and I need to get another one soon...Don't worry about the metal clips, your bird will not be able to get through with its beak. Enjoy your bird!!
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I think it would be. My Parrotett is a bit smaller but your conure would enjoy the top gym immensely!
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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.
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Yes! I have a similar toy talking parrot and it interacts wonderfully with my live Amazon Parrot. My parrot is quite a talker. And she loves to talk and hear the phrases she says repeated back to her. Now I have the play parrot about 3 feet from her cage. She does not actually play with the toy since she would destroy it. Roxie my bird sits on her playstand and cannot reach the bird but enjoys talking and interacting with it. Roxie will say "wanna see my friend" which signals to me it is time to get out the bird and they talk to each other. Real parrots are highly socialized animals and need the interaction of others to maintain their sanity. So I keep my bird right in the living room where she is entertained from all of us. On busy days she can still be social and entertained with her friendly toy parrot.