i have a small african grey parrot. i have moved into a small home, would this cage be appropriate?
1804018
I have a Congo Grey and he does fine in this cage. I open the top and he sit on the top.
1804019
I know this is long after but this cage is absolutely too small for an African grey! A grey needs minimum dimensions of 32"w x 23" dx36" h without a stand! With a stand 55" to 68" depending on style! This cage is suitable for parrotlets, lovebirds, cockatiels, budgies, bourkes, Linnie's, a couple of finches or canaries. A Meyers,Senegal, Rainbow lory, Caique or Ringneck or any bird this size and larger needs a much larger cage. Please research a species thoroughly then get the largest cage you can. They need room to move and flap about with perches and toys in the cage. I know this is long after but this cage is absolutely too small for an African grey! A grey needs minimum dimensions of 32"w x 23" dx36" h without a stand! With a stand 55" to 68" depending on style! This cage is suitable for parrotlets, lovebirds, cockatiels, budgies, bourkes, Linnie's, a couple of finches or canaries. A Meyers,Senegal, Rainbow lory, Caique or Ringneck or any bird this size and larger needs a much larger cage. Please research a species thoroughly then get the largest cage you can. They need room to move and flap about with perches and toys in the... » Read More I know this is long after but this cage is absolutely too small for an African grey! A grey needs minimum dimensions of 32"w x 23" dx36" h without a stand! With a stand 55" to 68" depending on style! This cage is suitable for parrotlets, lovebirds, cockatiels, budgies, bourkes, Linnie's, a couple of finches or canaries. A Meyers,Senegal, Rainbow lory, Caique or Ringneck or any bird this size and larger needs a much larger cage. Please research a species thoroughly then get the largest cage you can. They need room to move and flap about with perches and toys in the cage. « Show Less
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I have a congo african grey and I personally feel this cage would be too small for him. I have a red belly parrot in this cage now and its just perfect for his size. He can flap / spread his wings out to stretch them; and he runs all along the bottom of the cage and there is no way my grey would be able to do this without feeling cramped.
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Yes it would be large enough as long as it can come outside the cage to play a little.I was a vet tech for 10 years and I think it would be fine.It is a very nice cage.
233432
I believed the two will fit easily. Our parrot, a Meyers, is smaller. We take him 4 hours each way with us every other week and he rides fine, but he is the only bird in the cage.
1952862
I have a African Grey and there is enough room. We found thad adding the toy holder after the bird adjusted to the perch worked out better for the bird
2275100
I have a grey and he would have this cage in pieces in no time. I have six canaries in it and it's really nice. As far as the feed cups I have just put extra cups in myself. I don't think you'd want to use this for a grey.
1408952
Hi Keith, An adult African Grey is a fairly large bird, I think. My cockatiel, I feel, fits nicely. I would imagine your friend would fit, but feel rather cramped.
813117
I have an Congo African Grey....I think your cockatoo is about the same size. The cage was a little to small. The front door was too narrow, making it hard to clean. I ended up purchasing an EZ Care Cage. Not only does it have a front door, but the whole front panel opens, making it easier to clean and move toys around. They are a little more expensive, but definately well worth it.
1999916
Definitely yes. I have a brown throated conure which is the same size in this cage. It is a nice cage for the price.
1839333
It depends on how big the parrot is. However the cage is plenty big for one parrot. If your bird is about the same size as an ordinary parrot. This cage will work perfect.
563742
I wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion . I think the cage is suited more for larger birds. Parrots or cocatiells . I hope this helps
1872843
I have 2 of these cages and ive had 6 rock doves (pigeons) in each cage. They are roomy. For a parrot, you may need to reinforce the door.
334761
No, it will be fine... this play unit is a little small for my African Grey and will also be a little big for a cockateil.
1418133
Not at all. I have this cage for my African Senegal, which as u know is a much smaller bird. Am actually getting ready to get a Macaw and am looking for a cage also. Good Luck!
1514859
I love the cage for the parakeets -- they're much smaller than an Africa Grey. I would think if your parrot can be allowed out of the cage, perhaps an actual parrot cage would be better. There are 2 main doors on the Prevue but it would take some good direction for the bird to get in and out. The cage is a great size - but again, my birds are much smaller....
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I house my timneh african grey in this cage and he has lots of room to play and flap his wigs. The only thing is some of the spacings on the door are big enough for him to get his head through but if you wrap rope around the bars it makes the spacing smaller. So yeah, I think it would be a good cage for an eclectus parrot.
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Definitely, in my opinion. We have our red-bellied parrot in there -- he's a little bigger than a Quaker. The cage is attractive and well built -- very heavy. Our bird is only in the cage about four hours a day, but he seems to like it.
636957
If I were you, I'd get the smaller version of this same cage. One Canary would have a LOT of room in this one; really more than necessary.
661424
I purchased two of these cages and have congo African greys in both. The only problem with this cage is that it won't fit through the doorway. I am otherwise very happy with this cage.