Could I put two budgies and one Cockatiel in this cage together?
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I think it would be a bit crowded especially since a cockatiel is larger than a budgie.
1653620
Room Wise it should be okay but not sure how birds will interact w/each other. All birds can be a little Snippy sometimes and will seek a quiet corner to rest a little & thats just my obserrvations and reading about Cockatiels. The Budgies I've known, hand raised or not, don't seem to be as sociable to a lot of birds even if they do on outside. Unless these particular birds have been raised together in same cage, with no barriers. Room, think so, good idea don't know but I wouldn't suggest it w/o checking with Aviary Vet first.Good luck! Sandy H.
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.
134043
I would assume you can because the upper and lower sections have tabs to connect them. Just be careful of continual taking apart - the tabs might get fragile and break - or have spare ones on hand. I Have my original smaller cage that I use for travel - but my birds only go to the vet and back.
144486
I would recommend this for such a situation. The cage is somewhat balanced, meaning that each bird could have their own side with equal ledges, feeders, perches, etc.
1634634
Hi, yes, the cage is perfect... Although I don't think you need such a large cage for budgies... I bought it for Cacadu And it's very specious for a large bird.
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.
950202
Yes, my cockatiel lived in it quite happily for a month when I moved and we were waiting for the movers to bring her regular cage. My only problem was transferring him in and out. The whole side opens which is nice, but it was a struggle getting him into it without him trying to fly back out at the same time. But my bird was skittish, if your budgie is totally finger trained it should be fine.
1182575
It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
937265
It would be a large cage for one bird, suitable for at least a pair. Bar spacing is appropriate for smaller birds though (it is 1/2 inch). Would be considered a flight cage for a bird as small as a budgie.
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It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and crumbs are kept inside to be eaten later, rather than getting dropped to the cage bottom - big money saver!) It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and... » Read More It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and crumbs are kept inside to be eaten later, rather than getting dropped to the cage bottom - big money saver!) « Show Less
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I have just one cockatiel in my cage, but I would say it would be ok for 4 cockatiels. One thing to consider is do they fly. My bird will fly some, as I do not clip his wings. Hope this helps.
636956
I have two cockatiels in my cage, and they have plenty of room. I think that this cage is too big for one canary. Go smaller.
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Hm. I have 3 budgies. I can probably add 2-3 more into the cage. But cockatiels are much larger, so i think it has good room for just one cockatiel. Reason because i think it is the narrowness of the cage. If its 2-3 inches wider, it'd be perfect for two.. I can say, as the owner of this cage since black friday, it does help keep your floor clean just about 90-95% of the time. ;-) i would even pay a full price just to get another one.
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You could do four if they got some time out of the cage for exercise, but it would be a bit cramped for four if they spent all their time in there. If it were my birds, I'd go a little bigger for four cockatiels even though that means taking the price point way up.
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I do not know if you plan on letting the cockatiel use the perch on top or not, but it would have lots of room in this cage. I have two of these cages and both of birds are extremely happy in them.
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The instructions are very vague but first start off building the caster base then move on to putting the sides together, then place the inside grate before you put the top on. You may require pliers and a second pair of hands to make sure the space between the sides and the top are not too wide. I use the cage for a single Green Check Conure who is about 8'', I would gamble to say that yes the two Budgies will fit.
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I can't say for sure since I have parakeets. I am not altogether familiar with cockateils.I have two keets in mine, and it is plenty big. I feel like I could put up to 3 in, and it would be fine, but no more... Mine also get a lot of time outside the cage.
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The cage is definitely big enough for two. I have one cockatiel right now however am looking for another one.