Can your parrot climb down and get to the floor? I specifically want one where my amazon cannot get to the floor.
1060842
No, the way it is made it would be really hard for a parrot to climb down to the floor. As long as it does not fly, it should be just fine with staying on the stand. I have a Macaw and he has not even tried to climb down it. You should be good with this stand. Hope this helps.
1060843
I used it for a macaw and he never got down. This is a very nice well made and very nice looking stand. It cleans up very easily. Nice powder coated finish.
1060844
Yes, Sorry for the late reply. This was a huge issue when I received it but I knew this going in. I moved to Alaska for work and nearly every single stand I selected was for some reason unable to deliver to AK. The stand is high quality but the glaring issue is my Amazon will climb down. I had to add barriers to prevent this but he will either figure it out or will choose to jump off and flutter down to the ground.
802012
no, the cage does not go all the way to the floor-most dogs could crawl underneath
1862383
We have a Red Lored Amazon in ours, a medium sized parrot about like a Grey. It is a large roomy cage.
315690
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.
1129889
I think it would be fine. I have 2 of them for my sun conure and he has had NO problem going up the ladder. He's like a spider monkey! I have never had a problem with ANY bird climbing up a ladder, no matter how steep it is. They are quite good at climbing. It's a great perch. Hope this helps :-)
176441
Yes! I have an African Grey and climbs down whenever he wants to. It is very easy for them to reach the floor, but the good is that he stays all the way at the top for most of the time.
1902358
Yes, this can be adjusted very close - or very far. It works fine with my parrot; she loves getting on the bottom and snarfing sunflower seeds. The screw thingy underneath the tray allows you to raise the pan to right below the perch - or to just above the bottom tri-feet thingy. It's totally up to you, whatever you need.
1726457
The other posters are correct. I have an Amazon parrot in mine, its a good size.
1451213
I wouldn't go bigger than a Cockatiel. If it's a small type of conure, then maybe. The bars are on the thin side, so a bigger parrot could damage those. Also the wooden perches might not hold up to the weight of a bigger bird over time.
1179590
Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
176442
with the skirts on, it is difficult but it can be done. amazons are smart birds and can pretty well do what they set their mind to. I bought this playstand because of the wood ladders and perches because i felt they were easier on their feet as opposed to the small metal ones. downside is that an amazon will probably chew on the wood. you can replace easily by making a trip to hardware store. for the money, this is one of the best i found and prevue is a good product. Hope I was helpful
377401
Yes, I believe it would. I have an amazon parrot in mine but my daughter has a MCCaw in hers. They are built good. Don't think the Cockatoo could chew thru it. Make sure it has lots of toys in it.
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I have a Blue Fronted Amazon and he loves this play stand! I believe his is about the same size as your Conure. He spends his entire day on it and is only in his cage at bedtime. The only downside to this stand is the dish holders set low and when the bowls are placed it makes them even lower. I bought some cheep Tupperware-like pitchers and cut them off at the top so our feed bowls set down into them and the narrower pitcher bottoms fit down into the bowl holders. This raised the bowls to the level that was better suited to our parrot. I had no trouble putting the stand together and it has held up very well. This is a good buy! I have a Blue Fronted Amazon and he loves this play stand! I believe his is about the same size as your Conure. He spends his entire day on it and is only in his cage at bedtime. The only downside to this stand is the dish holders set low and when the bowls are placed it makes them even lower. I bought some cheep Tupperware-like pitchers and cut them off at the top so our feed bowls set down into them and the narrower pitcher bottoms fit down into the bowl holders. This raised the bowls to the level that was better suited to our parrot. I had no trouble putting the stand together and it has... » Read More I have a Blue Fronted Amazon and he loves this play stand! I believe his is about the same size as your Conure. He spends his entire day on it and is only in his cage at bedtime. The only downside to this stand is the dish holders set low and when the bowls are placed it makes them even lower. I bought some cheep Tupperware-like pitchers and cut them off at the top so our feed bowls set down into them and the narrower pitcher bottoms fit down into the bowl holders. This raised the bowls to the level that was better suited to our parrot. I had no trouble putting the stand together and it has held up very well. This is a good buy! « Show Less
1885074
I have cockatiels and one parakeet. The parakeet can get through the spaces but not the cockatiels.
1097873
No. It only sits maybe a foot off the ground. If they can't jump that high yet you could always build a short ramp for then to walk up.
2078153
NO! Dont be decieved by the bird in the picture. I bought this for my quaker parrot and although it has a large diameter it's VERY shallow. My bird prefers deeper water. I actually wound up using the bath to hold a large cereal bowl so its very sturdy, just not deep...
1604564
I don' understand the question, but I Would not put a parakeet in a parrot cage. The perches are to large for their feet. The pull down door would be an easy escape when cleaning or feeding.