Is this for budgies?
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It's hard to say; on the website they say that the smallest size (petite) is for cockatiels or large parakeets, but then they show a picture of a small parakeet (budgie) using the petite size and the caption says "the small size of this 3 inch parakeet is perfect for the petite size leash" ... so, I guess you can kind of use it if you can get your bird to stay still. I would recommend ramping up and letting them see you with it one day, then put it near them another day, then let them touch it, etc. - the reason being they can freak out the first time because it's not a natural thing and in nature that grabbing sensation usually means danger. But they usually become very appreciative after the first few "outings" and calm down pretty quickly and come to enjoy it. So you can give it a try. On my cockatiels the rule is "loose enough" to fit a pointer finger in-between the leash and chest (they will hyperventilate at first when going outside), so you may want to adjust it to a pinky degree of separation. Also practice with the video and a stuffed bird or even some lettuce or something definitely helps - your bird will at first resist and then calm down and give you a window ... but if you don't seem to know what you're doing they'll try to run. So I would say go for it, but practice first so your bird has confidence in you and get it adjusted to the leash gradually and maybe make it even a play toy first. Good luck, and keep the end result in mind - well worth it!
1593601
The spacing on the cage would be fine. The perch on the top is larger than normal for a budgie, however would work.
1906006
The mash is probably crushed up. I spoke with a guy on the phone from the Harrison's company. He told me to not get the mash for my canary. He told me that canaries need the "Super-fine pellets". I would give the budgie the super fine pellets. I hope that helps.
2223054
Yes it is. I have two cockatiels and a parakeet in this cage right now. The size is great, nice and large and the bar size and thickness is suitable I would think for conures too.
1348875
I don't know, I bought . I bought it it for parrotlets, but have not used it yet. I m not an experiencec breeder, but I do question the size even for my parrotlets. If you do not have that brand cage attachment ideas are required I am told. I hope this was helpful
937266
The cage is BIG. It is home to our African Grey parrot. Your budgie would be in haven!
1280659
No, mainly for small birds like tit mouse, chickadee , some Downey woodpecker.
1221055
Seems like it'd be okay for two little parakeets (not English budgies), but I would switch out the plastic perch and add two smaller ones. The perch is too big and has no traction. Two weeks seems like a long time to keep them in this cage for hours on end. If the nighttime cage is bigger, I would try and use it as much as possible on the trip. My green cheek does well in this cage for a day trip, but the minute I get to my destination, I put him in my bigger, less portable "birdie hotel/nighttime" cage.
276078
Yes. It's the perfect size bird bath for all small birds like parakeet, finch, canaries, any similar sized birds. Your bird may be a little weary of it at first, until he/she realizes what it is, unless your bird is already adjusted to using a similar bird bath such as this one.
2239751
I use mine for a parakeet because my room is on the cool side. I do not know the number of hours,ask your pet shop.
568748
It works well for my two parakeets. It is taller than it is wide. From what I understand birds prefer the width more than the height.
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.
647633
this one is for finches and smaller birds. you would want one that is deeper than this.
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.
1348874
Its a roomy breeding box. I think it should be fine for lovebirds. Its kinda like a hotel for my pair of budgies :D Very well made and easy to clean.
2173695
The cage is suitable for parakeets, but I advise you look for a cage on birdscomfort.com for safe cages. P.s. no I don't work there, it's just made specifically for birds and tells you what birds each cage is good for ;)
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It has a divider you can take out to make it one big cage.I would say yes.Ian using it for budgies