Can this be used in a birdcage? Thank you for your help.
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I don't have a bird, but would recommend checking with an avian-specialized vet. I know that some birds can be especially sensitive.
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I think it would; I got it for a cage where the door goes up. I purchased it for my canary, and it was too big. I plan to give it to my son who has two cockatiels.
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I have not used it as I have finches and this box is not for such a small bird. Good luck dear.
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It would be a little tight for cockatiel. This cage is well suited for finches and canary size birds.
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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 &#128522;&#128038;&#128037;&#128038;&#128037;
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No cage is ever too large for a bird unless they can fit through the cage wires. You should be safe with a conure
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I would not put a Quaker/Conure in thei cage, it is really not made for large birds,I have parakeets & finches in it, also ok for Love birds or similar size, i would definitely get a bigger cage for your birdies!!
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I use mine indoors to hang our birdcage... about 20-22 lbs. I think it would do okay to support a heavier weight like a heavy plant, as long as it is anchored well into good solid wood.
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I purchased a pole that would fit inside the pole top. I used a screw to keep the pole top with attached birdhouse from moving in the wind. Measure your existing pole for outside diameter (not inside) and check the pole top dimensions
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If your bird is very large no he would not. I think a parakeet probably could get out. Good luckvery nice cage.
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This cage is pretty sturdy. I think it would be strong enough unless your bird is an escape artist. If it is its possible you may have to do something to keep if from opening the doors. I am very happy with this cage.
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I don't see why not. It is a lot bigger that it looks. I have a cockatiel and he has a ladder, two hanging toys, a Booda Comfy perch, and the two wooden perches that come with the cage. I love this cage. I didn't like the food and water feeders, so I took my ones from the previous cage and set them on the bottom of the cage, in front of the back clear plastic panel. No birdseed mess! Also extremely easy to clean!
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Yes, I use it for my one lovebird, but there's tons of room for two or more. I did use other perches, swings, etc. They will LOVE this cage.
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I was asked by Amazon to comment. I bought the birdhouse to contain an electric switch. Ventilation of the sort that birds might need isn't at issue. Sorry: I've been less than helpful!!
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Not that I know of...the cage is sold as a flight cage which is necessary in breeding canary sized or smaller birds - they need to develop their muscles in order to breed/lay eggs... and the flight cage gives them the space necessary to develop physically. However the way the cage is put together could allow you to 'do it yourself' and work it into sections you would need something like galvanized sheet metal (available from someone who installs air conditioning ducts) as just chicken wire fencing would allow the birds in the top section to defecate on the birds in the lower section --- so a solid panel would be your best bet. I would also consider bending up the edges of the metal separator so as to not allow waste to slip of the sides of the cage. I suggest you look on Craigslist to find a used cage instead that would meet your needs.
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I would say no. The well constructed cage is much smaller than it appears. It was way too small for my single cockatoo, which would have touched the cage both top and bottom just to stand.
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It should do fine. I think it's rated for at least 20 lbs. It holds a moderate-sized birdcage in our house and shows no signs of fatigue.