i have 4 parakeets,Will this cage be ok for them? Hoping to order this cage tomorrow saw a video on youtube and looks easier to clean
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I think it will be perfect, I have 5 love birds and they space to jump around and climbing.
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Yes. Absolutely. I have 4 parakeets as well plus the huge nest box ( yeah, again.....). The cage is very very roomy. Order some 12 "-18" branch perches and a small spiral rope with it. There s that much room.
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You could probably fit 10 parakeets in this cage. It's a tall and wide cage.
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Personally, i don't think this cage is large enough for 4 parakeets. My granddaughter has one cockateel in it and she uses all the room. This bird is only slightly larger than your budgie birds.
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It seems like it is the spacing and perhaps thickness of the bars. I have the L02 which is for parakeets, lovebirds, and finches. I think the L12 says it's for cockatiels. I love the cages I have. It's very easy to clean. No seed mess on the hardwood floor. Some little down feathers end up on the floor.
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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 :-)
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This is a nice cage for one bird unless we're talking about something as small as a parakeet. Anything that is the size of a cockatiel or bigger needs the whole cage. Sorry about the delay in responding to your question.
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I have two cockatiels in my cage and there is plenty of room. Easy to clean and move around with 2 inside watering bowls and 2 inside food bowls. There are also 2 more bowls on the top of the cage. I would highly recommend this cage for multiple birds or larger birds.i like that the door has 2 locking devices
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I don' understand the question, but I Would not put a parakeet in a parrot cage. The perches are to large for their feet. The pull down door would be an easy escape when cleaning or feeding.
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No I originally bought the cage for my Derbyan Parakeet but when I got the cage it was only 18 by 18 - the picture and what they call a "large" cage are very deceiving. I kept the cage because it is nice for my White Capped Pionous who is only 9" long from head to tail and he is out on his cage all day and only sleeps in it. It was very dissapointing that it was only made for small parrots - I have four other similar cages from different companies and they house my conures. The advertisement for those cages were 18 by 18 and that is what this particular cage is. Hope this answers your question. No I originally bought the cage for my Derbyan Parakeet but when I got the cage it was only 18 by 18 - the picture and what they call a "large" cage are very deceiving. I kept the cage because it is nice for my White Capped Pionous who is only 9" long from head to tail and he is out on his cage all day and only sleeps in it. It was very dissapointing that it was only made for small parrots - I have four other similar cages from different companies and they house my conures. The advertisement for those cages were 18 by 18 and that is what this particular cage is. Hope this... » Read More No I originally bought the cage for my Derbyan Parakeet but when I got the cage it was only 18 by 18 - the picture and what they call a "large" cage are very deceiving. I kept the cage because it is nice for my White Capped Pionous who is only 9" long from head to tail and he is out on his cage all day and only sleeps in it. It was very dissapointing that it was only made for small parrots - I have four other similar cages from different companies and they house my conures. The advertisement for those cages were 18 by 18 and that is what this particular cage is. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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Depending on your parrot, If they try to escape or not and size wise, the bottom is a bit concerning but I places a zip tie at the four corners to keep the corners sercure. I remove them to clean. But the cage as a whole unit is suitable for parrots, I have a lovebird, and it's spacious for him. No openings seem too big, he hasn't tried to escape (as he is an escape artist) from this cage. It's worth it. What type of bird are you housing?
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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
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You have my word that it truly is! I've had my cage for 1 year now. I had a pair of parakeets in their with seperate bowls for each. It should work!!
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Yes, this cage would be perfect. I love the fact that it is see thru, your birds will not feel confined.
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I've had this cage for over a year purchased for our parakeet. The bird loves his home, especially getting on the top where we've placed balls that he plays with. I personally find it easy to clean, though a little heavier than the cage this replaced. It's definitely well built. We get compliments all the time on the cage and everyone thinks we're spoiling the bird!
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I have 3 parakeets that are so active in this birdcage. Actually, could have 5 or 6 parakeets in this cage. I have had parakeets for over 50 years. This is the best cage I ever bought.
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I have two cockatiels and a parakeet that reside in the cage. It works perfectly. I have added limbs from PetSmart and the birds love it. It is like a little tree for them with extra perches. The grating does not cause any harm to small birds.
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Oh I would say NO , I have a big pearl Cockatiel , and she like's the cage but I said before I would of preferred a little bigger cage for her, also there is not many ways to set it up for play time in the cage I have all sorts' of sticks on the outside for her and I never attached the top with the nut's so I take the top off for her during the day so she can come in and out, because the door is not an easy access for a med bird , now my little parakeet fly's in and out lol, so my answer is no go a little bigger, I can send pictures of my cage with my bird in it if that would help.
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We have a regular parakeet and this size cage seems just right, even with a couple of extra, different-size perches. The ringneck might need a little more room, depending on how much time it spends inside the cage. If the ringneck doesn't flap around too much, it would be fine. It has a lot of great features and we're very happy with it.
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Yes, my cockatiel lived in it quite happily for a month when I moved and we were waiting for the movers to bring her regular cage. My only problem was transferring him in and out. The whole side opens which is nice, but it was a struggle getting him into it without him trying to fly back out at the same time. But my bird was skittish, if your budgie is totally finger trained it should be fine.