Can two lovebirds fit in this cage? Also, what is the guage?
1069944
Yes, however I bought this cage for my cockatiel and it practically collapsed when trying to put it together.. I'm not sure if it's faulty, but it seemed the pieces didn't all fit together and I just had to lug the thing away to ship it back. I bought the one from Petco instead.. A little bit more, but it's legit.
1069945
I only have 1 in mine but definitely think it's fine for two. Very happy with this item!
1701991
Yes, I got it for my two parakeets so the spacing is fine. The cage itself might be a little large for a Parrolette but if you have the space then I'm sure the bird would love it. Overall i'm satisfied but will say some of the pieces are a bit heavy and didn't easily connect with the screws. The pan was bent as well.
1541156
The cage is definitely big enough for two. I have one cockatiel right now however am looking for another one.
1653621
If they don't fight you can put them together. But I think 3 birds is too much for the size of the cage.
1826326
Please reconsider this cage. See my review and the photos posted with it. Also see the review(s) of the birds that have died because of this cage. It is a dangerous cage. There are many safer alternatives out there. The inside dimensions were 30x30x45"
1096476
I have 2 Parakeets in the cage and it can fit more. I think this size is not tall enough (16") for Lovebirds, plenty wide at 30", the company makes many sizes-see if they have one taller. My Keets love the cage-plenty of room to fly.
2028788
Not sure. We are very pleased with this cage for our 2 cockatiels. They even seem to like it.
1634960
I have no idea, but I love the cage. You would probably have to give them a flooring right? I think its a great cage for the price and have zero complaints. Very roomy and I like that it is wide.
1999916
Definitely yes. I have a brown throated conure which is the same size in this cage. It is a nice cage for the price.
1051619
Two if they are friendly. Because of the curvature, of the front the cage is not as big as the rectangular dimensions suggest.
1420194
HI Jazmin, Personally, I would not put 4 in this size cage. My 2 fit comfortably with some additional toys but I would go for the bigger sized cage if you want to keep all 4 birds together. Hope this is helpful. ~Jamie
2184824
I downsized my cages to this. I think it might work for you. I read that someone keeos their 2 cockatiels in this cage. I wouldn't go larger then you conures
1604565
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?
1282687
Hi Barbara...please forgive my late response, been so busy lately and I forgot. We got our cage over a year ago and from what I remember (and I just asked my husband to confirm), it was probably no bigger than 1'x3'x4', and pretty darn heavy!! (And of course it came unassembled.) Anyway if I'm not too tardy, I hope this is helpful! Lisa, Buttons & Charlie (my two lovebirds who call said cage home).
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I don't have a lovebird but I have a conure and it is fine for her, but the one I had before was a medium and it also was fine. My bird is a chewer and I will have to exchange it in a few months. I did prefer the medium. I hope this helped.
2033306
I'm not too familiar with lovebirds, and though it will likely be enough room, I would not recommend this cage for the following reason: it doesn't have a large door that you can open. We allow our little budgie out, so it's nice having a large door that opens as well as smaller doors when the large door is shut. We now use this particular cage for his night time cage and another, more practical cage for bedtime.
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The cage (only) is 60&1/2" wide, 18" deep, 31 &1/2" tall....I am considering replacing this cage with one about 2/3rds as wide. I live in a second floor apartment. In an emergency, I need to corral my birds and stuff them into a cage I can carry outside. Carrying this cage is not gonna happen and wheeling it down a flight of stair won't happen either. Also, for Budgies and Cockatiels, you really should have horizontal bars.