Does this work for cockatiels? (Average Size)
1779328
It would be too small for a Cockatiel. They might try to fit themselves inside if they are looking for a nest box, but there is no way they could get their tail inside. They might enjoy chewing on it.
1779329
Was too small for cockatiels... Would probably be better for parakeets or finches
1779330
I would say no, I bought them for all my Zebra Finches and they ( meaning two ) fit perfect with their eggs, a cockatiel has a long tail. Great product though I have three and they love love them :)
796645
I think it would... It's pretty large on my little 15 pound schnoodle, but not so far off. Probably will be fine on your cocker.
568748
It works well for my two parakeets. It is taller than it is wide. From what I understand birds prefer the width more than the height.
1548041
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.
1217888
A conure or cockatiel could certaintly sit in this but they both have long tails which they may or may not be happy about their tail not being comfortable, it would depend on the bird, but I would certainly try it. Sharon
1625166
Sorry, my birds are small ones - I used to have cockatiels and was lucky enough to be given the big cream metal one - It was wonderful for them -
1634950
I would think not. I bought this for my parakeet and his poor little feet could BARELY stay on it. My cockatiel's feet are able to grip it better.
1418379
No, this cage is for small birds like finches and canaries that enjoy flying back and forth horizontally - Cockatiels do well in up and down high cages with enough room around them to flap their wings - They also like to be outside the cage to fly around and be on top of the cage - Look for a Prevue cage specifically for cockatiels, taller rather than wider - Hope this helps - I bought a cockatiel cage kit at PetSmart for my lovebirds - If you look at that, you will see what I'm trying to describe - Mine was 27" tall, 19 1/2" wide and 15" deep - Good luck!
2184824
I downsized my cages to this. I think it might work for you. I read that someone keeos their 2 cockatiels in this cage. I wouldn't go larger then you conures
464585
You always want more width as opposed to extra height. As long as the bird can open its wings full span without hitting bars or toys then yes you can use it for a cockatiel. Find out the average wingspan first.
1826011
I think it would be. My Parrotett is a bit smaller but your conure would enjoy the top gym immensely!
1333093
No, it isn't. I bought one for my granddaughter's cockatiel and it was too small. I waited to long to return it so this is probably why Amazon is asking me about it.
765001
I really wouldn't like to say. There is a small hole for a nail to fit into but I don't know how big a cockatiel's nails are. The small hole is about 4-5 cms. in diameter, but I would definitely ask a vet first.
1025219
I use it for my cockatiel,so yea it's large enough. Also I like how easy it is to remove.
90239
I have a cockatiel and it is just perfect for him. I don't know much about the size of lovebirds, but from the pictures I have seen of them, they look kind of small.
1541156
The cage is definitely big enough for two. I have one cockatiel right now however am looking for another one.
1507729
I'm not sure what type of bird you have, but it works to keep a parakeet or a cockatiel busy. I'm not sure if it would help other birds.