Does this work well for a green cheek conure?
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I don't have a conure, but I have a Senegal parrot (125 grams) who uses it daily. He was scared of it at first, but when he realized he could hang out on it while I took a bath, he adjusted. He does his grooming in the warm, humid air. It adheres very securely to the tile and he can't get into anything while on it: ) Hope this helps.
1860359
Yes i think so. Mine don't like it so it is not being used but still I find it handy. You can buy mine if you want.
1860360
I have a smaller cockatoo, a lesser sulphur crested, and it works perfectly. I don't see why a conure would have a problem with this size.
1860361
It should be fine. I have a red belly parrot, and have had it for over a year. The adhesion is great, and its never fallen off. It does take a little time to get the bird used to it, so don't force them. Once he got used to the perch, I would just let him sit there when showering, but he didn't want to get in the shower. Then after a while, I would let him get a few sprays on him and he over time he got used to it, and now he really likes. Sometimes though, he still doesn't want to join in the shower, but when he does he lets me know and I take him in.
1860362
I have a similar one I bought many years ago at a bird show in California. My Hyacinth loves it, we call it his "time out" room when he gets screaming and needs a break from the household noises with large dogs and cats. I use the hand wand when I shower with him, then the blow dryer on cool to dry him off a bit. When I got it years ago, I just stuck it to the shower wall and sat him on it like any other perch. Never had a problem with him getting on it, and he can't get to any of the soaps/shampoos or shower curtain while on it. Don't anticipate a problem with your bird when you take him in there, just do it like you've done it a million times and he won't be frightened. I have a similar one I bought many years ago at a bird show in California. My Hyacinth loves it, we call it his "time out" room when he gets screaming and needs a break from the household noises with large dogs and cats. I use the hand wand when I shower with him, then the blow dryer on cool to dry him off a bit. When I got it years ago, I just stuck it to the shower wall and sat him on it like any other perch. Never had a problem with him getting on it, and he can't get to any of the soaps/shampoos or shower curtain while on it. Don't anticipate a problem with your bird when you... » Read More I have a similar one I bought many years ago at a bird show in California. My Hyacinth loves it, we call it his "time out" room when he gets screaming and needs a break from the household noises with large dogs and cats. I use the hand wand when I shower with him, then the blow dryer on cool to dry him off a bit. When I got it years ago, I just stuck it to the shower wall and sat him on it like any other perch. Never had a problem with him getting on it, and he can't get to any of the soaps/shampoos or shower curtain while on it. Don't anticipate a problem with your bird when you take him in there, just do it like you've done it a million times and he won't be frightened. « Show Less
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I actually HAVE a green cheeked conure who has a feisty personality and deals well with our large dog and 2 cats. He is scared of it. I've tried putting it in the shower, only. And haven't tried using it in a window, which I just haven't tried, yet because after the shower try, I haven't gotten it out again.Sorry my answer isn't more positive.It's larger than what one might guess, size wise. As a perch, it would certainly be on the larger side of what a conure would be used to. However, I like having different sizes of perches for my little guy. Think that it's good for them. I actually HAVE a green cheeked conure who has a feisty personality and deals well with our large dog and 2 cats. He is scared of it. I've tried putting it in the shower, only. And haven't tried using it in a window, which I just haven't tried, yet because after the shower try, I haven't gotten it out again.Sorry my answer isn't more positive.It's larger than what one might guess, size wise. As a perch, it would certainly be on the larger side of what a conure would be used to. However, I like having different sizes of perches for my little guy. Think that it's good... » Read More I actually HAVE a green cheeked conure who has a feisty personality and deals well with our large dog and 2 cats. He is scared of it. I've tried putting it in the shower, only. And haven't tried using it in a window, which I just haven't tried, yet because after the shower try, I haven't gotten it out again.Sorry my answer isn't more positive.It's larger than what one might guess, size wise. As a perch, it would certainly be on the larger side of what a conure would be used to. However, I like having different sizes of perches for my little guy. Think that it's good for them. « Show Less
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I have a pair of cockatiels in mine and they love it's roominess and the spacing is close so they can't get their heads stuck would be great for a quaker or conure. My two love the wire deck and ladder that comes with it.
2178248
I have a green cheek,I bought the cage for my african grey,the cage would be suitable for the conure too.I have not had any problems with this cage,although the directions for putting it together could be better,took me about an hour.I am glad I bought it and plan on buying another just like it for my green cheek too,darn good price for what you get in a quality product.
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I bought 2 of these and use them for my lovebirds and they fit perfect with 2 in each at the same time. As far as a conure or cockatiel, I would think it would fit the conure but be kind of small for the cockatiel however I think it would fit, just not comfortably. Hope this helps!
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Yes. I have two green cheeked conures and they love this bath. It is also strong and easy to clean.
958673
I have two of these cages and they work well. Under the highest visible item in the photo there is a cage top. In other words the play top can come on and off. I have a very active green conure and it works well for him because we change toys frequently to maintain his interest level. Hope this is a help.
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This from the people for whom the cages were purchased:Yes, for the conure the cage is too tall. I have tried putting in extra perches at lower levels but this bird prefers to climb on the walls near the top of the cage. Not sure if it has something to do with conure's cage being next to the Cockatoo who prefers to stay in the middle of the cage. For the cockatoo, I think the cage is not wide enough. Best feature is the accessibility of the bowls from outside the cage especially for a bird that is hand shy.
505467
Depends on their size. I have a Sun Conure in mine. Would be too small for two of them.
536959
The grill on the bottom actually keeps the bird out of the mess on the bottom. It pulls out easily. I clean mine by taking it outside and hosing it off and it cleans beautifully. I don't think it would hurt their feet. I don't think a green cheek could escape if you take it out, it just slides into a narrow opening.
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I downsized my cages to this. I think it might work for you. I read that someone keeos their 2 cockatiels in this cage. I wouldn't go larger then you conures
388369
It really would depend on the bird. Our sun conure can squeeze himself into a very small bowl, our Af. Gray bathes outside the bowl and just splashes himself with the water.
1826011
I think it would be. My Parrotett is a bit smaller but your conure would enjoy the top gym immensely!
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Hi, I bought this cage for finches. I don't know if conures are really smart and can open doors and such but if they are this cage might not work. The small doors on theside stay closed due to pressure and not a sliding bar or anything like that. Otherwise it is a great cage with lots of room. Hope this helps you.
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There are 2 cages. It depends very much on what size of birds. The larger cage fits my green cheeks conure, but only as a temporary or travel cage. It would be a good cage for a finch or parakeet. The large cage would really be too small for 2 parakeets. You could put one bird in each cage.
1052940
Absolutely. I have a green cheek conure in mine, and she has ample space. The actual living space of the cage is 18" × 18" × 30"ht. I love this cage and recommend it.
647629
Yes, I would. I have the taller one for my parakeets. A conure needs room to spread its wings and move around.
1826010
Absolutely. I also have a conure. The cage is plenty big and very well made. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. My bird loves the playpen on top of the cage-he actually spends most of his time up there with a few toys that I added.