I will be moving my African Grey and My Amazon. The trip will take 5 to 6 hours. Is this large enough to transport both of them in the same cage?
233424
You could FIT both of them most likely but there wouldn't be a lot of space. If they don't get along well, I would suggest cat carriers instead. I use this as my green cheek's sleep cage. It's plenty big for him, which is why I think they'd be okay.
233425
If they get along and can share a perch, this would be fine for 5-6 hours. It is very well built.
233426
I wouldn't advise it. I transported two African Grey's in two separate cages cross country for 6 consecutive 8-10 hour drives. Of course they stayed in the cages 24/7 for those 6 days. It's pretty tight quarters for any length of time unless your grey and amazon are always paired in the same cage and used to it.
233427
I think that depends entirely on the birds. There is enough room for both to stand comfortably on the same perch or to add a second one. They would not be able to flap without touching. Hope that helps.
233428
For that short distance it would be ok, as long as that they get along good. I would say you could transport 3 african treys in it possibly 4, for short trips.
233429
I guess it depends on how much they like each other. I think my African Grey fits okay in the cage, but I am not sure I would put another bird in the cage with her. I use mine for taking her outside with me on sunny days, but she isn't a huge fan of the cage any day. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
233430
I bought it for my quaker. I know it would fit an African grey comfortably, not so sure it would be enough space for 2 large birds - especially if they don't get along.
233431
I would not put those two birds in the same cage unless you are POSITIVE that they will not fight. They are big birds and the Amazon is stronger. I have had both and in my opinion, I would not recommend the same cage. Just buy two and be done with it. These are travel cages and really too small for an actual full time living cage for either of these birds.
233432
I believed the two will fit easily. Our parrot, a Meyers, is smaller. We take him 4 hours each way with us every other week and he rides fine, but he is the only bird in the cage.
1839331
Yes it is, this cage is really big. Your new bird will have more than enough room
1576491
Yes. Be aware that this cage is large and heavy. I would not recommend for back and forth to the vet due to the bulkiness but a long trip like that, you may want the extra convenience of the pull out paper tray for easier cleaning and the space for the bird. It's also super easy to put together just be careful when installing the hardware as it's easy to lose a spring.
485550
I love the cage. I feel it to bulky to be moved around. I don't think it would be easy for transport. I have a small one for that.
1639112
I would say no. I think an African Grey is about as big as a bird should be in this cage.
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.
1721095
I have a Blue Fronted Amazon and he has no problem navigating. I moved the ladders to rhe center from under the food and water dishes as he pooped all over them. They were easy to move and they work better there.If I had it to do again, I would buy the smaller one. This one is really quite large for a bird his size.
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
1575874
It's a perfect size for my Congo African Gray. I would NOT recommend this for a larger bird.
528798
Yes. It's perfect. I have grand eclectus and it's a perfect size for them. Remember, it's a carrier, ITS NOT A FULL TIME CAGE. Good luck
60610
We found this cage to be a wonderful cage and good quality, but we also found that it was too small for our African Grey. We got a much bigger cage and use this as a spare. I don't recall the specific spacing, but it was not that big. I think it was small enough that I could not fit my finger through it.
528796
At the same time? Probably not. My Congo African Grey fits well enough for travel and short periods of time but he can pretty much just turn around and the perch isn't very big so you'd have to add one.
1639110
It is perfect for my blue fronted Amazon parrot. He is similar to an African grey. The floor and top are 22"X24", and the bird is less than 12" in length. The cage is tall, and he spends a lot of time on the play top.
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:)
1576496
No. Best for 1, maaaaybe 2 medium birds, short term. My african grey uses it when we're on trips of up to 4 weeks in our RV, but she's out on perches (atop the cage or elsewhere) a LOT of the time.
77751
I think it will be fine. There should be plenty of room for a parrot of that size. If it were too big, I think the bird might not feel secure, even if his regular cage is larger. This cage is very sturdy and somewhat heavy. I actually purchased mine in the event of severe storms, but I would use it if we traveled. I can put her (Grey) in and get her downstairs quickly. Hope this helps.
356874
Yes, I have two Amazons, one Yellow Cheeked and one Red Headed, which are the same size as an African Grey,and they both fit comfortably on it.