CAN THIS BE USED AS A PERCH FOR A MACAW
1668373
Possibly if you wrap the top part to be the perch with wood or foam that the classes can grab on to. As is will eventually cause more harm them good.
1105489
I don't see why not. It is a lot bigger that it looks. I have a cockatiel and he has a ladder, two hanging toys, a Booda Comfy perch, and the two wooden perches that come with the cage. I love this cage. I didn't like the food and water feeders, so I took my ones from the previous cage and set them on the bottom of the cage, in front of the back clear plastic panel. No birdseed mess! Also extremely easy to clean!
166109
I'm sure it could be, but dependent on the size of the dog. It is sturdy and if it can withstand my Macaw, I don't think there would be a problem.
902858
I have a Moluccan Cockatoo, on the petite side and the perch inside wasn't high enough that her tail keep getting squished against the back. This carrier is a nice idea if the perch were higher. Also keep in mind, for a Cockatoo... if they want out, they will chew their way out - so fabric and cardboard are no match for it. Ideal acrylic or metal would work better but those carriers are just too expensive. This carrier would be better suited for Parrots and Amazons, in my opinion, since they are smaller birds.
1634950
I would think not. I bought this for my parakeet and his poor little feet could BARELY stay on it. My cockatiel's feet are able to grip it better.
1501020
no. I bought 2 cages and neither would work for a macaw. I have African greys in mine
1008721
I think it would work quite well for a yellow nape, though you might find yourself adding a perch or two to keep your bird happy, or swapping out the provided perch for one slightly smaller (or maybe a soft or rope perch). The clear sides have small holes which allow placement of perches.
393069
Yes, but only if you also buy the tray that mounts on the bottom of the feeder. Birds like doves cannot stand on the perches of the feeder.
2056083
Yes it would be suitable. I have even small softbills using it. The only thing is: You got to sand down the acrylic perch inside of the feeder to make it more secure for pearching, because it is too slippery for the birds.
1246268
You can definitely house an African grey in this cage. The bars are not too wide at all. I use this one for my green winged macaw. I have a smaller version with an open top for my African Grey.
528796
At the same time? Probably not. My Congo African Grey fits well enough for travel and short periods of time but he can pretty much just turn around and the perch isn't very big so you'd have to add one.
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.
723158
I think it is fine, the perch is really sturdy and you will always want to add extra perches of different textures for their feet anyways. It is a great cage we love it!
1380183
I think you could. The top is wood and the pvc part is open where the wood and pvc connect so it should be fine. I did have sparrows nesting in mine recently. does the one inch hole cause any problems for the bluebirds with weather conditions or otherwise?
1501018
Eh, unfortunately I don't think so. I have a jenday conure and it's a nice amount of space for him but a macaw might not have enough room to even span its wings. The width posted is off by a few inches; too small for my taste.
474518
Not unless you get the largest one....and only 1 Tiel! The largest one has the rust colored perches & feeders. The M101 is only big enough for Parakeets & Canaries...I have one of these cages in every size, lol. Best Wishes.
1033300
I think so... I bought them to use as decorations at a party but they both have a perch bar the bottom will have to be lined with something because it is like a grate so "things" could fall through