Do you think this cage is big enough for a blue and gold macaw
1270843
I wouldn't say so. Though I can't say for sure, because my cage came with missing parts, and the door to the cage was broken. I wasn't able to assemble it due to not having all of the screws. But just seeing the size of the cage walls, I'd say that it's a tight fit for a larger hookbill.
2184825
It has a divider you can take out to make it one big cage.I would say yes.Ian using it for budgies
1806329
May be a little small. I wouldn't use it for anything larger than a conure. If you can get a slightly bigger size its an awesome cage. Much sturdier than any others I've seen.
383423
I really don't remember the size of the box, but I will say this cage is not large enough for a macaw or cockatoo or african grey, I have a sun conure in mine and it is perfect for the conures size , I also have a scarlet macaw and he is in a cage 4 times bigger! Your cage should be as wide or wider than your birds wing span
1634634
Hi, yes, the cage is perfect... Although I don't think you need such a large cage for budgies... I bought it for Cacadu And it's very specious for a large bird.
1360751
Hi Breanne - I own three of these cages - my answer is no, not for a macaw- the bar strength is not great enough - your greenwing could break it in a second. I have ringnecks- conures and grass keets in mine, best cage in the world for these breeds. I have and eclectus but he is even in a cage with much greater bar strength. Hope this helps Mb
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.
1825582
I have this cage and I have my 2 cockatiels in it and there's plenty of room. I highly recommend this cage. It's a very good cage.
1603756
I'm sure. It was very large for my parakeet (God rest his soul) Almost too big, in the end he found a way to squeeze though the bars in some areas. That is, as long as he gets plenty of free time. It is more of a good place to sleep or stay home in when you are gone. Might need bigger if he spends most of his time in the cage. He could definitely turn around and spread his wings in this one.
1360752
Definitely NOT..I would use this cage strictly as a conure or quaker sized birds as a permanent housing..it could be used temporarily for small goffins, etc.. but NOT a macaw.
421315
I think this cage might be too big for parakeets unless you have a lot of them. I would prefer a smaller cage. The bars are close enough together so I don't think the birds could get out but I think for just a couple of birds it might be daunting. The size of the cage I think would just be too big.
1694354
I had ordered it for my african grey and he used it. He is a good sized bird and has trouble climbing up the latter because they were spaced apart so it should be good for a macaw
1501020
no. I bought 2 cages and neither would work for a macaw. I have African greys in mine
1139696
It's a nice cage for a medium-sized parrot (Eleanora cockatoo) but definitely too small for a macaw. We have a 36"x72"x60" cage for our scarlet macaw. A macaw might be able to bend the bars of the cage if it was intent on getting out.
1501021
I have my lovebird in mine and he has ample room to flutter about. In my opinion a macaw would not have enough room in it for it's daily activity unless you use it just for sleeping. The macaws I have seen at my bird store are in much larger cages. I hope this helps.
1052943
Yes. It's rather large. It's a flight cage. I have a Parrotlet in mine and she loves it. A cockatiel is just a little bigger than a Parrotlet. Should be fine �
636956
I have two cockatiels in my cage, and they have plenty of room. I think that this cage is too big for one canary. Go smaller.