I wanted to get a large aviary type flight cage for my finches. It is a Parrot cage but the bars seem small enough to hold finches?
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There are a few spots that my cockatiels can stick their heads through, where pieces come together. Also, I have to be careful when I clean it because they can hop right through the bottom.... If you're feelin crafty those spaces can be easily fixed up to keep in finches.
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I moved a cocktail in the cage. It was great the bars are not to far apart the bird would be injured or try to escape. For me it was a really great product and if you are moving them to a larger cage, this cage really folds to be smaller for easy storage. Good luck with your love birds :)
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I love the cage for the parakeets -- they're much smaller than an Africa Grey. I would think if your parrot can be allowed out of the cage, perhaps an actual parrot cage would be better. There are 2 main doors on the Prevue but it would take some good direction for the bird to get in and out. The cage is a great size - but again, my birds are much smaller....
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Personally, I would get a larger cage for 4 budgies. It's just right for my 2 canaries.
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I don't know much about finches, but I can tell you that the bar spacing is half an inch, or just about enough room to put an adult finger through it. I can't imagine a bird escaping through there.
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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
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Only if your birds are very small, this is a great cage for the money !!!! Good luck ......
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The birds are my wife's area. She said no problem. The cage is big, we have 4 finches with plenty of room to fly around and it looks like more have hatched! The cage itself, is well built, more than I expected, and I'm a retied Engineer.
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Not sure but we keep parakeets in this cage and they cannot get out. If you're asking about the prech bars, again I'm not sure. I will be need a few fo those soonn though.
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They will be fine in this cage as long as you take them out to play also. I mean the dream cage would be an outside aviary. My daughters parakeets are allowed to come and out and play/fly on occasion. No-one can give a detail on how much room to give a caged bird, when honestly every cage short of an aviary would be too small. Don't overthink it. My daughters 5 parakeets seem to be very happy in their cage.
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I have two society finch in it and it is plenty big enough for them. I think it would be ok for two parakeets.
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NO, too small. I bought: Prevue wrought iron flight cage with stand. Black Bird cage (FO40) 31"L x 201/2"W x 53"H. Having a Caique ,they need room like yours does. I use the upper feeder. Clean up is a dream with the tray and grate. Would suggest clip locks on all doors for escape artist. ie: what is on a dog lead. Get the tent hooch, swing and use the larger water bowl that the holder stays and the cup twists to remove (clear)
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No the bar spacing is to large for budgie. I would not use this cage for any bird smaller than a cockatiel
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I have it in my finch cage right now. I used it as a nesting box and there is a baby bird in it and an egg. My finch cage is an 18" x 18" x 30" flight cage. I put torn cotton balls inside it and they nested in it the same day.
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The interior space would be great for an active African Grey, but the gauge size of the bars are more appropriate for love birds, parakeets and finches, or perhaps a cockatiel or conure. There are a few small hinged doors as well as doors that slide up and down. African Greys are so intelligent, I'm sure they could easily figure out how to open these and get out. I would say go for a cage with thicker bars and doors that close securely.
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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!!
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I own 2 of these cages they great. They are not on stands, the front and back pieces are the cage and legs are all in one piece. There is not a way to remove the legs. I have looked at hundreds of cages, this is the best out there for the price. It is a large, strong cage with small bar width perfect for finches to larger birds. Mine house cockatiels and bourkes with ease. I love it. This is a large cage on wheels and moves easily.