How tall is the perch? I'm in a wheelchair and my cockatoo gets an attitude if he is to much taller than me.
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From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the base. It would be difficult to shorten it. I hope that helps. From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the... » Read More From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the base. It would be difficult to shorten it. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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It's about 5 feet tall. You might wanna look into java stand for your bird since they come in small sizes as well as big. Hope this helps. Good luck
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I think it would be too tall. Sitting on my couch the tray is about my head level, I'd say the very top bar is about 5'5, it's supposed to be where the toys hang from but of course they like to climb on top.
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I just saw this but I will measure when I go home but I think itis too tall. We modified ours by adding a bigger perch for my MaCaw and it stays at the top
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If you are in a wheelchair the perch will be maybe a bit higher than you. About a foot at the most. I actually have my macaw using the metal bar rather than the actual wood perch because he chews through it in a day. If you do the same it would lower the position a couple more inches. Hope this helps.
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From ground up to wooden perch is 5 4 inches . Then there is a small metal bar above the wooden one that makes the total height 65 inches.
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The wood perch is 20 inches from the round base, I have placed a 19 inch ladder on the round base in case my Cockatoo falls or climbs down to the round base...I have 2 Toos and they have no problem climbing up and down...all Toos have attitude....they like to be up high anyway...
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the demension are exactly what the ad states. my unbrella cockatoo has a very abudance amount of room. best cage i have ever bought. has a lot of access for feeding & treats. did buy door locks for my escape artist. love this cage.
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A cockatoo would fit but would not have a lot of play area. I would buy a bigger cage if I had a cockatoo. I have medium sized conures.
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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 :-) .
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Hey no this was smaller than I expected even for my green cheek. Its so narrow his tail looks to big for it lol theres one for $49 on here thats similar but wider advertised as a cockatiel cage but even then if you want more than 2 perches and toys this is a terrible idea. He cant take the bowls out if he tried because theyre hooked in from the outside but he could pull them upwards from the inside which would put them at a slant & spill some of the contents. When he lets go theyd fall back in place. Hope this helps !
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My Eclectus has no trouble maneuvering her way around this gym. Of course, she likes to be as high as possible and will climb up the stand to the top bracket of they gym which is meant to hang toys from but it doesn't seem to bother her that its not as wide as a standard perch for her size. She's also an average size Eclectus. My main problem with this gym is that the cups can be removed easily by the bird once they figure it out.
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As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down (inside and out) and I have observed no illeffects. Budgies are smaller than cockatiels so two should fit fine. As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down... » Read More As I have stated previously I believe this question is better directed to the manufacturer. If you send them an emailthey will send you directions on how to assemble the cage and include the lead question. The cage is quite roomy formy cockatiel who is more than 9 inches. While the cage is 20"w by 20" deep it is 24" tall. I have 3 food dishes and a waterdish as well as sleeping house in this cage and still have plenty of room for toys etc. I have had the cage for a few months now and my bird has his mouth on it every day when he climbs up and down (inside and out) and I have observed no illeffects. Budgies are smaller than cockatiels so two should fit fine. « Show Less
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My cockapoo is about 15 pounds and I have her in the medium sized crate. You want them to be able to stand up and turn around in the crate. I would recommend the bigger size!
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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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would be perfect for your parrot. My Senegal parrot finally figured out how to haul tiny pieces of his food over to put in the water trough, so I've moved it away from his perch. He thinks he is a racoon! lol
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My African Grey, a little bit larger bird than this stand was designed for, was initially terrified of it. I removed most of the extras, the toy hanger across the top, the swing, the bridge and eventually even the food dishes because he wasn't using them and they just collected his mess. The wooden bar is now the highest point and just serves as a perch, though he has begun using the side bars as a perch as well. I can entice him down to the base with food but I've quit giving him food there as I'd prefer he doesn't learn to climb off the thing and he still manages to distribute food about the room. My African Grey, a little bit larger bird than this stand was designed for, was initially terrified of it. I removed most of the extras, the toy hanger across the top, the swing, the bridge and eventually even the food dishes because he wasn't using them and they just collected his mess. The wooden bar is now the highest point and just serves as a perch, though he has begun using the side bars as a perch as well. I can entice him down to the base with food but I've quit giving him food there as I'd prefer he doesn't learn to climb off the thing and he still manages to distribute food about... » Read More My African Grey, a little bit larger bird than this stand was designed for, was initially terrified of it. I removed most of the extras, the toy hanger across the top, the swing, the bridge and eventually even the food dishes because he wasn't using them and they just collected his mess. The wooden bar is now the highest point and just serves as a perch, though he has begun using the side bars as a perch as well. I can entice him down to the base with food but I've quit giving him food there as I'd prefer he doesn't learn to climb off the thing and he still manages to distribute food about the room. « Show Less
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I have lost the paperwork with the bulb. However, it works VERY well for our bird anywhere from 12" to 18". We put the bulb in a light that can clamp on the cage. Our bird was loosing feathers and looked ragged. This cleared it up in a few weeks. I will always use this for our bird. You mention a parrot - I would place it 12 - 15" from it's favorite perch. Hope this info helps you. Have a Merry Christmas
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We have a green cheek conure in ours and he has more than enough room to be comfortable and flit around. He has several perches, a big swing, and a Comfy Cozy Hut in there as well. I would say look at a picture of a green cheek and compare the size to a quaker, oh and our Nanday fits in there as well with more than enough room.
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Height to the very top including the toy hanger is 56" width 17.5" and depth 16.5". The toy hanger can be removed, the height from perch rod to top of hanger is about 8.5". I have a Caique and he does perch on the top of the toy hanger but it is a very thin diameter and most likely too thin for a cocktoo's feet...just my opinion of course. I plan on building the toy hanger up with rope cordage wrapped around it. I think this gym is perfect for small to medium birds. I will add that if you decide on this gym, the quality is great...can't beat the sturdiness. Good luck to you in your gym search, I know it can be mind boggling!
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It appears from the web photos I see that a Quaker is somewhere between a Sun Conure and an Amazon sized parrot. I have purchased MEDIUM perches for both my Amazon and African Grey parrots with success. The problem has been that the perch separates after about a year between the grey plastic portion and the metal fastener that secures it to the cage bars. Save your receipts! There's no guarantee, but the weight and activity of the bird may cause it to separate and there's no recourse but to buy a new one or appeal to the generosity of the seller. I've been lucky in that the seller's been gracious enough to replace them twice without difficulty (apparently this is a common problem). The larger size I've used for my macaw and it's been a REAL problem for that size bird..... none of them are destructive when it comes to perches, and they REALLY like the perches in summer and winter (esp) so it's a great plus for any bird, as evidenced by their use of this warmer perch!!
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Not as tall as it looks in the picture. I have a yellow naped Amazon that couldn't fit under it . I just removed it and place the perch on the brackets.
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I don't know the size of your parrot, but if it's larger than a parakeet, I would say no. My birds (2) won't even go near it, but that's another story.