Is this big enough for a cockatiel?
1880318
Yes, but ultimately I had a bigger one for my cocikatiel & would prefer a larger one. This cage is generous though.
1880319
It's not really adequate for a cockatiel, I would think you would want a bigger , stronger cage for that size bird. I use it as a travel cage only for my cockatiels.
1880320
Probably only for temporary travel use. I would think too small for permanent use.
1880321
I would not put a cockatiel in this cage, it is to small. I found it was to small even for my Parrolet.. And he is only 4-5 inches long. Just not enough room for them to play and move around. This is more of a travel cage.
1182575
It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
1179589
I have 3 Cockatiels in there.....you know how they say you have to have enough room for them to spread their wings? how big is your amazon? I can email you pictures of my birds inside the cage. it is sturdy, I love that I can roll it to the balcony:)
1576492
Hi, this is a really nice cage for up to two medium sized birds, but too small for four. We brought a green cheeked conure,(same size as a cockatiel) successfully, from Colorado to Idaho and thought it was adequate. But I think the same company makes one a little bigger. Good Luck! C.Aguirre
1826011
I think it would be. My Parrotett is a bit smaller but your conure would enjoy the top gym immensely!
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.
413997
YES... Perches are too large for a cockatiel's foot. I have both a timneh african grey AND rosie cockatoo on it with room to spare.
1515980
It is a great cage, however you might what one that you can add a bird playstation on top. It is large enough to use for a cockateil.
1179590
Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
1052938
This cage is a very nice cage and I actually have more than one cockatiel in my cage and they love it. It would be lots of room for one bird! Hope this helps.
1805453
My Fischer lovebirds are smaller than a cockatiel, and they go to town on the original size, don't waste your money on the mini - your cockatiel will turn the original size into a mini in no time. I realize my answer is in conflict to Michelle's but it is my opinion based on owning the original with smaller birds than yours.
413999
You may have to get smaller perches for this play stand (for smaller birds). This is perfect for my cockatoo.2 or even 3 cockatiels should love this!!
1805455
My conure is a little bit bigger than a cockatiel, and he prefers the mini. He plays with and chews on the original one, but it's pretty big--he just loves the mini though. Goes through one about every month or so. The mini is about as big around as a quarter and the original is bigger around then a 50 cent piece. The original lasts a while, but he doesn't play with or chew on it as often. I got the Ole one too--but he hasn't even touched it. It's way too big. I think the mini would be the best for your cockatiel.
1028546
As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down (inside and out) and I have observed no illeffects. Budgies are smaller than cockatiels so two should fit fine. As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down... » Read More As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down (inside and out) and I have observed no illeffects. Budgies are smaller than cockatiels so two should fit fine. « Show Less
1475263
I think it would; I got it for a cage where the door goes up. I purchased it for my canary, and it was too big. I plan to give it to my son who has two cockatiels.
1872841
Not sure of the size of African Grey's but the cage does hold two cockatiels with plenty of room to spare; very well made.
2284951
I think it would be way too small for an African Grey. My cockatiel fits nicely but she's much smaller than your Grey.