could i use this cage for a sugar glider?
936488
Yes it will witk for 2 gliders but not a colony and be aware that this cage does not come with instructions and is hard to put together.
936489
I really would not recommend it; especially for the price. The way the bottom is set up you'd be cleaning up a mess every morning. I believe you could find something better & a lot less expensive. ( shipping price) I can say it is sturdy if put together correctly.
563742
I wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion . I think the cage is suited more for larger birds. Parrots or cocatiells . I hope this helps
1052943
Yes. It's rather large. It's a flight cage. I have a Parrotlet in mine and she loves it. A cockatiel is just a little bigger than a Parrotlet. Should be fine �
152679
Do not think this would be adequate for a sugar glider. Two or Three rats yes but I would think the term gliding would mean larger
1694573
I don't think so. It would be too small. It's the perfect size for my parakeet.
361286
Agree with the other answers. Bars on this cage are a little over 1" apart. I think most people would recommend no larger than 1/2" bar spacing for sugar gliders. You wouldn't want to risk them escaping, or worse, getting stuck and injuring themselves.
1749755
The spacing between the bars is very small! I have this cage for a sugar glider and it's perfect!
1826010
Absolutely. I also have a conure. The cage is plenty big and very well made. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. My bird loves the playpen on top of the cage-he actually spends most of his time up there with a few toys that I added.
21114
Definitely not, the cage only measures 18 by 18. It sounds bigger because they are counting the bottom seed guard from corner to corner. I bought one for my larger bird, a Derbyan Parakeet, but could not use it for him. I have used it for my small green cheek conure. Would not recommend it for a large bird. They grossly misrepresent the size of the cage.
2173695
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 ;)
1576494
I would say no. The well constructed cage is much smaller than it appears. It was way too small for my single cockatoo, which would have touched the cage both top and bottom just to stand.
1292
I think it would looking at the sugar glider. As for it's safety I can not give any opinion. As with any animal things can happen. It has worked for my son's Chinchilla he has had since it was a baby. Mine is not comfortable getting on one yet. I got her from a breeder and she has never been on one. She only sits on it.
1667991
I have this cage for my sugar gliders. The 36" is just the measurement for the cage itself i believe and not the legs. With the legs it stands about 5'8" or so..i don't have exact measurements but its about as tall as i am.
902856
No, This cage is too small for a cockatoo. I bought it because I have two cockatiels and this is just the right size for the two of them.
1290
12 inches is quite big. We got it for our hedgehog and sugar gliders are pretty small. The silent spinners are great but I believe they come in 6, 8, and 10 inches so maybe try a smaller size. Other than that the wheels are great and I highly recommend them. Especially if the runner is nocturnal and the cage is in your bedroom, but I'm not too familiar with sugar gliders. It depends on the size of the cage but if you have a lot of space for it, the bigger the better. Hope this helped.
513212
Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
810868
I also use this cage for an umbrella cockatoo, and I feel like it is a bit too small for her. I imagine it would be far too small for a blue and gold.