Is the spacing of the bars good enough for a bird the size of a conure/quaker?
1336357
I didn't like this cage and returned it. Maybe they have improved quality but I didn't feel like my birds would be safe/secure in this one.
1406191
The L02 has approx 1/2 inch bar spacing. You might look into the L12 which is for larger birds
880459
The size is adequate, but the bar spacing is too wide for a parrotlet - 3/4".
2223051
I have never had a Conure but I am certain this would be fine. The perches are quite long and plentiful you get 4 feed trays and there are many doors two are very large 4 are fairly small but enough for your hands to install/remove toys etc. I roll mine around to keep my bird with me at times.
1999914
I have cockatiels, and I am thinking the green cheek conure is larger than mine. It is good spacing I think for your bird.
1826011
I think it would be. My Parrotett is a bit smaller but your conure would enjoy the top gym immensely!
1634631
No I would not recommend this for buddies. The smallest bird I would put it it would be a cockatiel. I do believe that this company does make a smaller spacing bars cage for your needs. The cage is great and made very well. Good luck shopping, hope this helped.
1052940
Absolutely. I have a green cheek conure in mine, and she has ample space. The actual living space of the cage is 18" × 18" × 30"ht. I love this cage and recommend it.
937265
It would be a large cage for one bird, suitable for at least a pair. Bar spacing is appropriate for smaller birds though (it is 1/2 inch). Would be considered a flight cage for a bird as small as a budgie.
1026688
Yes the bar spacing is the same as a regular bird cage you would find in a petco or patsmart sold for small to medium birds
1999912
I would think so. I have a lovebird in mine, which I believe is smaller than a conure, and he is quite fine. I wouldn't recommend more than two small birds at one time though as the cage width is not very wide but it has good depth.
1217886
probably not. I have bought several of them andcthey vary by size, a big one was able to hold our two love birds, but I can't see our conure fitting in
1749755
The spacing between the bars is very small! I have this cage for a sugar glider and it's perfect!
1634632
Hello. We have three Budgies in this cage and are very happy with it. I measured the spacing between the bars to be 5/8" so there are absolutely no concerns about the birds either getting out or getting trapped. Hope this helps.
147250
I see no reason why you couldn't! The bar spacing should be fine for love birds...if that is your concern. It is fine for smaller birds, too, such as finches, canaries, & parakeets. There are both vertical bars and horizontal bars. The wood is quite soft and my parakeets chew it quite a bit but it is not a major issue. I would buy again. I did, however, add my own feeding cups...I did not like the recessed dishes as provided...was too much of a mess & hassel. I got a sheet of plexiglass to put on the wooden "shelf" that comes with the cage to hold the feeding dishes. This way the shelf can be easily wiped off & cleaned. If you have another question about some speciific feature of the cage I am more than happy to try to help. My five parakeets seem very happy in this cage/aviary!
895583
The interior space would be great for an active African Grey, but the gauge size of the bars are more appropriate for love birds, parakeets and finches, or perhaps a cockatiel or conure. There are a few small hinged doors as well as doors that slide up and down. African Greys are so intelligent, I'm sure they could easily figure out how to open these and get out. I would say go for a cage with thicker bars and doors that close securely.
1888361
I'm not sure. The bars measure 1/2 apart. The smallest bird I have is a love bird.