is the bar spacing good for my budgies
1593600
I have my cockatiel in this cage. I was told out is good for buggies as well. Really like this cage
1593601
The spacing on the cage would be fine. The perch on the top is larger than normal for a budgie, however would work.
1593602
Absolutely my little parakeet goes in the cage all the time to visit the big guy , I want to get my little parakeet one its like a mansion to her she looks so tiny it.
1205399
Not a bird owner here but I wouldn't think so. This enclosure is 18x18x18 and as I understand it the minimum cage size for finches or budgies is at least 18x18x24. They make an 18x18x24 versions and larger I believe.
1634632
Hello. We have three Budgies in this cage and are very happy with it. I measured the spacing between the bars to be 5/8" so there are absolutely no concerns about the birds either getting out or getting trapped. Hope this helps.
287339
The spacing a less then half an IN I believe I had two newborn parakeets that enjoyed this cage a lot. A lot of space, easy to clean, and loved the little doors at the base for feelings. The multiple doors in the front are great as we'll!
2056086
It is the right size for my lovebirds, so I think it would work well for a budgie. I recommend it highly since it really prevents spills.
322920
It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and crumbs are kept inside to be eaten later, rather than getting dropped to the cage bottom - big money saver!) It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and... » Read More It depends on the parakeets! If they're good friends and can eat from the same food dish at the same time without fighting over it, then one will work just fine. I have 10 budgies of my own plus 6 fosters, and the bonded pairs are fine with eating out of one Small size together. However, if your birds fight over a food dish, you should get two so that they can both eat at the same time and be happy - otherwise one bird might pick out all his favorite pieces, and the other bird will be stuck with whatever's left. (These are GREAT for feeding pelleted diets, as all the little pieces and crumbs are kept inside to be eaten later, rather than getting dropped to the cage bottom - big money saver!) « Show Less
1406191
The L02 has approx 1/2 inch bar spacing. You might look into the L12 which is for larger birds
1634633
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.
647632
I have two parakeets and they love the extra room to move around and practice flying. The bigger the better. more room for toys and perches.
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.
2184825
It has a divider you can take out to make it one big cage.I would say yes.Ian using it for budgies
1514862
I would not recommend this cage for a grey, the cage just is too lightweight for a bird that size. I would be concerned of toes or other body parts getting stuck in the bar spacing. Also a bird of that size would expect to be able to separate the vertical bars from the horizontal bars. I would look for something 36" wide 24" deep with 5/8-3/4" bar spacing. These recommendations are from being a registered vet tech in an avian clinic. Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Pewter 3154W is the cage we use for our CAG I would not recommend this cage for a grey, the cage just is too lightweight for a bird that size. I would be concerned of toes or other body parts getting stuck in the bar spacing. Also a bird of that size would expect to be able to separate the vertical bars from the horizontal bars. I would look for something 36" wide 24" deep with 5/8-3/4" bar spacing. These recommendations are from being a registered vet tech in an avian clinic. Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Pewter 3154W is the cage we use for... » Read More I would not recommend this cage for a grey, the cage just is too lightweight for a bird that size. I would be concerned of toes or other body parts getting stuck in the bar spacing. Also a bird of that size would expect to be able to separate the vertical bars from the horizontal bars. I would look for something 36" wide 24" deep with 5/8-3/4" bar spacing. These recommendations are from being a registered vet tech in an avian clinic. Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Pewter 3154W is the cage we use for our CAG « Show Less
1749755
The spacing between the bars is very small! I have this cage for a sugar glider and it's perfect!
1247251
No the bars are fine for small birds. I think it would work well for that.I used this to transport a Quaker parrot across the country. We use it now as a temporary housing while we clean his main cage or take him to the vet, etc. It has .75-1" bsr spacing I believe.
1310073
I have two parakeets in it. They are very happy. Your canaries will be able to fly a bit, the cafe is fairly wide.
464584
This Vision tall cage is suitable for 1 or 2 (but no more) cockatiels. It's well designed. Cleaning is no problem for me or my budgie.
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The spacing is the same all over, about 1/2 in. Just make sure when you open the doors to get the food/water you close them behind yourself. I have gone to feed/water and left the doors open but pushed to and come back to find my green cheek conure flying toword my head. :)