Is this suitable for parakeets? Will they be able to fit through the caging or are the slits close enough together?
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Yes this cage is suitable for parakeets. Dont think they would be able to fit throuh the bars. Lots of room for them to move around.
1604564
I don' understand the question, but I Would not put a parakeet in a parrot cage. The perches are to large for their feet. The pull down door would be an easy escape when cleaning or feeding.
1604565
Depending on your parrot, If they try to escape or not and size wise, the bottom is a bit concerning but I places a zip tie at the four corners to keep the corners sercure. I remove them to clean. But the cage as a whole unit is suitable for parrots, I have a lovebird, and it's spacious for him. No openings seem too big, he hasn't tried to escape (as he is an escape artist) from this cage. It's worth it. What type of bird are you housing?
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The bars have a 3/4 inch gap between. Around the bowl doors the gap is more like a full inch.
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1/2 an inch. Yes you can use it for parakeets. The quality is not that great in my opinion. Great looking cage, quality is questionable....
1873764
yes, I have 4 parakeets in the cage. I think there is a better cage for parakeets though. look at the timbertown double cage. it is wide, and the birds love to fly back and forth in it.
1873765
I have two cockatiels and a parakeet that reside in the cage. It works perfectly. I have added limbs from PetSmart and the birds love it. It is like a little tree for them with extra perches. The grating does not cause any harm to small birds.
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It will fit a small cage like for parakeets or cocktails. It attaches from the front so tge door must be opened.
953113
As they need a lot of room, I wouldn't recommend it. It's the perfect size for one parakeet.
328388
No! Absolutely not! Two would fight in this cage. Minimum size for 4 parakeets-----34x18x25" Volume = 15,300" cubic inchesYou need 3,800 cubic inches for each bird to live comfortably.Prevue offers some great cages on here so make sure to check those out. This vision cage is not good for what you are looking for.
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This cage is definitely large enough for two parakeets...I currently keep a mated pair of cockatiels in mine. Tis larger than you think.
100294
I have two parakeets in this cage and it is perfect for them. If your parrotlet is smaller then the average parakeet it may be two big. But who knows it may like alot of space. Good luck this cage is wonderful.
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Yes, this cage would be perfect. I love the fact that it is see thru, your birds will not feel confined.
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They are 6" x 6" a parakeets can fit in it . I have finches and 4 at a time get in hope it helps
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only if they eat seperatly. It fits in one window nicely and my cockatiel is just right. You might want to try a larger size in the window but unless the parakeets are good together I don't know about it. Hope this helps
953110
I would say no, not them seeing they need room to move more then the canary we used it for. I would go just a little bigger for parakeets especially 2.
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This is a beautiful, big cage but the bar spacing is 1-1/2 inches. I wouldn't put a budgie in this cage. I don't think that they could squeeze out but they could get their head through the bars and then not be able to pull it back through. I bought this for my Double Yellowhead. My parrotlets are in a cage with only a 1 inch bar spacing.
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I'm glad you asked that question. This cage would be great for one or two parakeets, but no more than that.
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An African Grey would fit, but I personally believe it is too small. I have 3 Australian parakeets in this cage and they are very happy with a lot of room to move around. If on the other hand, your African Grey spends a lot of time outside the cage, it may just work for you. It would certainly fit through the door.
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I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and dressers are only 17" deep! I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and... » Read More I have two cats that weigh about ten pounds each. I have two finches inside this cage which they watch all the time. They lay on the cage and attack the cage but have never been able to get a paw in the cage. They also have not figured out how to lift the door and its not locked. I think it would be perfect for parakeets. I have a parrotlet, which I think is about the same size as a parakeet. It would be perfect with lots of room for accessories. The only thing to make sure of is that you have a base that is 18" deep. I noticed, when I went to set it up that most of my end tables and dressers are only 17" deep! « Show Less