Would this be too big for a quaker?
1277199
No, it will not be too big for a quaker. It will be on the larger side but, will still be okay.
1277200
My Amazon loves it. It would be fine for a quaker. I twisted a colorful rope perch across the very top (thin) rail, so my bird loves to go up there and play with hanging toys. It's easy to move around and also easy to clean. I think its a good value and would recommend it.
335372
I don't believe so. Also, I believe it will be a bit too heavy for a Yorkie
827878
I would say that it is probably too big for that. I don't want to discourage you because anything is possible if you want it bad enough, but I think it would be very unstable and you might lose your food.
1490839
I think it would be a great size for a parrotlet--lots of room to play and bop around. The medium would probably be plenty big enough for a single bird.
233256
Yes, it would be with room to spare. My Weimaraner and Schnauzer fit in there together with room to spare, even though schnauzer has one of his own.
2078153
NO! Dont be decieved by the bird in the picture. I bought this for my quaker parrot and although it has a large diameter it's VERY shallow. My bird prefers deeper water. I actually wound up using the bath to hold a large cereal bowl so its very sturdy, just not deep...
1908579
Quakers are bigger than my cockatiels, but this has seeds in it that all birds can eat-- millet is the smallest seed in it . After some reasearch, apparently most birds can even eat grain as small as amaranth-- so I would think your birds could eat this too. Safflower seeds are better than sunflower for most house raised birds, which is why I chose this for my tiels... These seeds work well for sprouting too & that is also good for all birds. Good luck!
1924437
The opening is a little too small for a Quaker in my opinion (that wide beak would probably prevent him from getting in there). I would go with a different type of water container, like the ones with the metal tube and ball bearing. These aren't hard for birds to figure out, and they keep the water even cleaner than this silo waterer.
1470000
The bottle is a good size for a Quaker, a Conure or smaller parrot. The tip is for most sizes of parrot
528223
I would say yes. I have only had mine for a few months but the coating on it is exactly the same as on the cage for my Quaker that I've had for years. It looks the same as when we got it and she's pretty rough on it.
1501987
I think this may be a bit too small for a chinchilla... I use them for my sugar gliders and I gifted one to a friends rat.
1477325
If you're talking about chicks from a few days to a few weeks old, yes, I think it would be too big. While the legs will fold up, it still might be too tall. When our chicks were little, we used a small, plastic feeder that was much smaller and designed for chicks. We purchased this one after our birds were a few months old. HTH!
1906148
Yes it would be fine. It is a bit big though. They don't need quite that much room and would be more comfortable with something smaller.
1806331
I think your Eclectus is a bit larger than our Quaker. This cage might be just a little bit small for your bird. But it is very sturdy and well built.
423900
I have a pair of cockatiels in mine and they love it's roominess and the spacing is close so they can't get their heads stuck would be great for a quaker or conure. My two love the wire deck and ladder that comes with it.
691775
Yes, definitely. My dog is a big, long legged Anatolian mix, and he has lots of room to spread out and lots of head room. Size shouldn't be an issue.
1694572
Its pretty good size but not sure as they are pretty big birds. A rather small size one probably could use it.