I have a conure and I love the look of this cage. Does anyone use this cage for a conure or other small parrot? I am concerned mine will eat the wood!!
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This is NOT the cage for a conure or any hookbill. The entire cage is made of a wood that I swear most of their toys are made out of. I keep a breeding pair of finches in here because it has an excellent nesting area up top.
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I did have conures in it. They eat the cage. The wood is real breakable. It literally was falling apart as I put it together. Also the slide out tray does not slide out easy at all. We got rid of our conures after the purchase if this cage bc stuff went everywhere on the floor. The cage just is beautiful but it is not built well at all.
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I will send you dimentions, what kind of bird are you putting in the cage. I have a jenday conure and the cage is perfect for him. I would say it is fine for a quaker or cockiteil but I wouldn't recommend it for any bird larger than that, does this help you?
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Not sure what a conure is. I have 2 crazy paraketes in mine. Its very sturdy. Well made.
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I have never had a Conure but I am certain this would be fine. The perches are quite long and plentiful you get 4 feed trays and there are many doors two are very large 4 are fairly small but enough for your hands to install/remove toys etc. I roll mine around to keep my bird with me at times.
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No. I found this cage very difficult to deal with. It was hard to put together or take apart. Trying to put any kind of bird in the cage or out of the cage may scare it, as the cage is bulky and hard to deal with.
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Nope! My birds like to chew on the house and gradually, they are making pieces disappear. They love the house but they are cockatiels and a parakeet. It is like a small tree and a bird that large will take bigger pieces off. The cage is great for birds but not if they can take pieces off.
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I bought this cage for my cockatiel and parakeet and I feel like they have plenty of room :) I removed the platform that came with the cage and replaced it with two smaller corner platforms which made the cage look even bigger. I hope this helps!
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Please reconsider this cage. See my review and the photos posted with it. Also see the review(s) of the birds that have died because of this cage. It is a dangerous cage. There are many safer alternatives out there. Those are the outside dimensions with the seed tray attached, not the inside living dimensions.
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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.
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This is a great cage but 2 parakeets need a larger space unless you plan on giving the parakeets plenty of "outside time ". I house my sun conure in this at night to sleep and when he can't be supervised. Otherwise he is always out playing on his stand . If he was to be caged at all times , this would be too small.
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I have a double yellowhead amazon parrot medium size and the bird looks really small in the cage. The two Africa greys she be able to handle short trips I think. This cage is larger than I thought it would be. I was a little shocked when I received it because I really wanted something smaller for the car. It is really strong, and durable.
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I don't see why not. This is a very nice cage and has suited us extremely well. We have a Black Cap Conure that has resided in our cage for many years with not problems whatsoever.
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Yes I had a Nanday conure and I think your bird will be fine. I can also put my Cockatoo in there to when we get to our arrival I let him out to walk about.
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The bigger the better...always...almost. My little Lovebird was quite intimidated by all the over head space so I put the top half in a closet and if/when she gets a buddy there'll be twice the room. You may want to read up on your species of conure, as every one has different characteristics. I would want to be sure it is not a voracious chewer as theres a lot of plastic that could be damaged, but I think most, if not, all conures are fine. Conures like to fly and some are real screamers, which is easily stopped with a dark cover. Birds can't see in the dark and when in a new home require a lot of rest, even weeks covered to recover from the stress. You'll be very happy with the cage.
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I have two of these cages. One houses 4 Quakers and the other is home to two Green Cheek Conures. All are VERY happy with this cage. The cage is MUCH bigger than it looks in the picture and even knowing the dimensions i was surprised by the size when I put the first cage together!! The side doors are on a spring hinge and don't latch...both the Quakers and Conures figured that out real quick! I small key ring on each door solved that problem. I've also heard of people using twist ties onthe side doors. the birds have LOTS of room to spread their wings and play with toys. So my answer is yes, this cage is fine for Conures :-)
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What types of birds do you have? I use this playstand mostly with my conure, who was scared to come out of her cage after a move to a new house. I rolled this stand up to her cage and left the door open. I lured her onto it with food so she could freely walk out onto it when she was ready. She felt more confident knowing she could go back to her cage when she wanted.By the way, my birds never used the "downstairs" part of the stand, unfortunately. They just poop on it!
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I have a blue crowned conure in it which is smaller than a umbrella cockatoo. I am thinking the umbrella's are bigger than the Goffin Cockatoo's right? If so I would probably go with a bigger cage than this one for him. This cage is more for the size of African Grey's or Conure's now the smaller of the cockatoo's that are like the size of the African Grey's would do well in this size cage. Good luck and wish you all the best with your new cockatoo. That is great that you are adopting :-) .