Can an indian ringneck live in this cage?
524093
Yes they can, but I would recommend a bigger cage. I got this for my green cheeked Conure as an outside, second cage and ringnecks are slightly larger. Parrots get bored so easily and a bigger cage will give them more space to play in.
524094
We have a regular parakeet and this size cage seems just right, even with a couple of extra, different-size perches. The ringneck might need a little more room, depending on how much time it spends inside the cage. If the ringneck doesn't flap around too much, it would be fine. It has a lot of great features and we're very happy with it.
524095
I believe that an indian ringneck can be very comfortable in this cage. I have one for my cockatiel and he can open his wings completely and still have a lot of space. I do know that the indian ringneck is bigger but with all the extra space I see my cockatiel has, I feel comfortable saying that an indian ringneck can be happy too.
524096
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.
1530284
If it's a temporary cage, yes. Otherwise way too small for even one rat on a long term basis.
284957
Hi, thank you for your question and Yes! I have two that are now full size and they have plenty of room to cuddle and be on different levels as well. This cage is so worth the money, easy to clean and has not given me any problems since I have had it. Go for it!
1862383
We have a Red Lored Amazon in ours, a medium sized parrot about like a Grey. It is a large roomy cage.
1999916
Definitely yes. I have a brown throated conure which is the same size in this cage. It is a nice cage for the price.
1408957
Absolutely not. You will need a cage at least 4 times as big for your African. I use mine to carry a monk parakeet when we travel in my motorhome.
1408951
If he's not a large parrot and boat worried about moving around too much. This is a sturdy cage that is meant for travel but not long term confinement. I'd look at the dimensions to be sure. I got it for a cinnamon conure who's quite the petite lady and it worked great
279543
No it does not. You can decorate the cage with whatever plants and decorations that are safe and suitable for your animal.
2079771
I house my timneh african grey in this cage and he has lots of room to play and flap his wigs. The only thing is some of the spacings on the door are big enough for him to get his head through but if you wrap rope around the bars it makes the spacing smaller. So yeah, I think it would be a good cage for an eclectus parrot.
950205
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.
371901
I don't think so. My nephew has an African Grey and his cage is stronger. This cage is too flimsey.
1460056
Yes. It is an excellent cage. All the product information given is accurate.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
514022
Yes, in my opinion, it would be fine for them! I have 3 of these cages and one Degu per cage and they have plenty of room. And, they're easy to clean! Hope this helps!
1663188
Chams can't be in all glass cages. They need more airflow. A reptibreeze is ideal for them.
568746
I have 3 parakeets in mine and they love the cage. They play all day and have room to fly a bit. I may actually buy a couple more of these cages because I like it so much! I'm not sure about the size of an Indian Ringneck Parrot, but I could probably fit several more parakeets comfortably in the cage (I'm not going to add more birds but they would fit).
2268350
I have not had critter problems, but I take precautions, every cage is not foolproof. I places cement stepping stones and sand under mine to prevent dig unders. I also added knobs and a easy hook and eye latch. Still a good deal even with my personal care and improvements.