Could a Sun Conure break through the bars on this cage?
570718
Hi, I only have finches in this cage and I looked up the type of bird you were inquiring about and no I don't think it can break through the bars, the cage is very sturdy.
570719
I have six fife canaries flying around my cage and it is perfect for them. It all depends on how determined your conure is. My best guess would be most likely
1634633
This is a beautiful, big cage but the bar spacing is 1-1/2 inches. I wouldn't put a budgie in this cage. I don't think that they could squeeze out but they could get their head through the bars and then not be able to pull it back through. I bought this for my Double Yellowhead. My parrotlets are in a cage with only a 1 inch bar spacing.
694781
Hello Winnie, We love the cage as do our 2 cockatiels! The bars are strong. We've had no problems Having the shelf underneath helps to keep the kitchen clean of birdie paraphernalia. I highly recommend this cage.karena
86373
If your bird is very large no he would not. I think a parakeet probably could get out. Good luckvery nice cage.
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.
491900
I would say no a sugar glider would not be able to squeeze out of a 1/2 inch spacing wire 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.
18118
Absolutely. We use it when we take our conure on vacation. The bars are spaced slightly wider than his usual home, but he's made no attempt to squeeze through. And he's a genius, so...
241654
Not that I could see right off, depends on how they attach to a cage. I'm sure you could come to some arrangement of it. I would be afraid of them chewing through the cage.
722473
I would say no, as I have a canary in my cage and it can't get out. It's head is probably as big as your parrots beak. Enjoy. I love my cage.
512517
No. It has loops that lock around the cage bars. If you're really determined, you could probably rig something up to make it work, but it's meant for cages.
543609
I'm not a feline expert, but can be pretty sure the paws can't get in. I have a Sun Conure. But I'm confident it can easily handle 2 parakeets. But truth be told, I would prefer if the cage is a little sturdier. I'm a little disappointed I that regard.
18120
Absolutely NOT. That bar spacing is way too big for anything but a large cockatoo or large macaw. http://www.bird-cage.com/how-to-select-a-bird-cage
1973238
It would probably be on the small side, but would do in a pinch. My real concern would be that it would not be strong enough. The larger parrots could probably mangle the relatively thin bars of this cage if they wanted to.
1360752
Definitely NOT..I would use this cage strictly as a conure or quaker sized birds as a permanent housing..it could be used temporarily for small goffins, etc.. but NOT a macaw.
1725261
Depending on the size of you conures, there is plenty of room for exercise. Not free flying like in an aviery, but room to spread wings and stretch out. I don't know the exact thickness but it's very sturdy. The bars are set close so that the smaller parrots don't get hurt. It's a good quality cage. We're very happy with it. We have a cockatiel in ours and he only uses the upper hall of the cage. I hope this is useful to you.
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You can definitely house an African grey in this cage. The bars are not too wide at all. I use this one for my green winged macaw. I have a smaller version with an open top for my African Grey.