I'm getting mixed answers... Can I use this as a bird cage for a stuffed animal for our son's themed nursery? Will it work for that?
1357910
Depending on the size of the animal it would be perfect for something like that
1357911
The bird cage is more meant to be decorative. I have mine as a centerpiece with a candle in it on my kitchen table. A small stuffed animal might fit as there's a clasp that allows the top to open.
1584429
I have my cockatoo in it....I also have a macaw....it would work for a night cage....but I wouldn't use it for anything else but a night cage.....it really is a nice cage
777675
The hinge holds the top open. I do not see any problem with using it as a toy chest. Just show the child how to open and close it and it should be fine. Hope this helps
2173920
I would most definitely say yes. Both sides are very roomy for two love birds on each side. Nice size food dishes and nice size doors. Hope you enjoy your cage and your birds if decide on this cage that is ����037;
1164830
It's really small. My mini lop fits but he never stays in it. It would be cramped for 2 dwarves. It's more of a playspace or room than a hutch or cage. I would never recommended for uses like a house or something the confine anything in.
83063
I have it in my finch cage right now. I used it as a nesting box and there is a baby bird in it and an egg. My finch cage is an 18" x 18" x 30" flight cage. I put torn cotton balls inside it and they nested in it the same day.
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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 :-)
240142
It could work. You might want to add some padding between the seat and front of the bench to avoid pinched fingers. Also, the bottom is quite thin, so I wouldn't store anything too heavy in it. Shoes, clothes and stuffed animals should be fine.
1537965
Got one for my son and he keeps a stuffed owl in it (as in Harry Potter) so seems like it should be ok for what you want. Hope that helps!
783358
This cage is huge. I have a cockatoo who has many toys hanging in it. Yes is the answer to your question, it would easily fit one, even two macaws with lots of room for toys & play room. However this is not the best built cage out there if your bird is very destructive you might want another cage but I have found for my bird it is a great cage for the money and I will buy another when this one wears out.
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I don't think so I wouldn't do it. just enough for her and a swing and few toys. And the perches ar long and wide so I have to use 2 perch covers as well as cut them so they will fit. I haven't found big enough perch covers... Other then that I am happy with the cage itself
1490840
Yes, I do think the cage would be large enough for a parrotlet, provided you are also taking it out during the day or providing it a play stand to hang out near you.
563742
I wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion . I think the cage is suited more for larger birds. Parrots or cocatiells . I hope this helps
514871
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.
1924856
No...unless it's a baby. This cage is good for hamsters, gerbils, rats, etc., as long as they are adults. I had new hatch bantam chicks in mine, and the bar spacing was sufficient to keep those tiny birds inside.
381415
Only if he/she is the size of a tiger! It's a really nice piece, I have 2 parakeets in it, could easily fit 3 more and they would be comfortable without over crowding. It is nice & sturdy, not cheap
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I would think so. I think it will depend on if the bird isn't afraid of the enclosure. I was told by the bird shop that my cockatiel would never use it, but she loves it so much she even sleeps in it. Good luck!