Does it seem like this size playground would be ok for a lovebird? I saw some people wrote their cockatiels had some problems with the ladder....
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I think it is designed for a bird larger than a lovebird but if it flies it should have a good time jumping around
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I have a lovebird, cockatiel, parrotlet, bourke, quaker, conures, and budgies. All of which LOVE this playground. However it is defiantly made for larger birds and they will be more at ease moving around on it. The conures and quaker enjoy it the most.
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I believe it is way too big for a Lovebird. Even my Red-Bellied Parrot has not come down from the top wooden perch yet. It also takes up a lot of room in my house. Good Luck!
1129888
The size is good for smaller birds, My Conure does not like it very much, whenever I leave the room she comes off of it. I think the ladders are one of the nicest part of the Playground. the problem is putting the seed guard together
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I think it would be fine. I have 2 of them for my sun conure and he has had NO problem going up the ladder. He's like a spider monkey! I have never had a problem with ANY bird climbing up a ladder, no matter how steep it is. They are quite good at climbing. It's a great perch. Hope this helps :-)
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We have three small green cheeks conures and a sun. All of them play on it all day long. We add spiral ropes, plastic chains and other toys all over it. Most of the time they dont need to use the ladders but they will when they want to. They have a blast and will stay the day. It will all depend on your birds .
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I have 4 zebra finches and they are pretty happy because there is plenty of vertical space for them to play in but 2 Cockatiels may need a wider cage?
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I would not recommend this particular cage for two cockatiels. It's quite a bit small for even one with toys. We have to switch out toys so it's not too crowded, she has a hard time flapping her wings.
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sorry to be so long responding, but would definitely be too small for cockatiel. If a larger size is available, would be great. My little hand raised zebra finch loves it and I think a parakeet might do okay, but nothing larger. I do love the way it attaches to the cage.
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I would think not. I bought this for my parakeet and his poor little feet could BARELY stay on it. My cockatiel's feet are able to grip it better.
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I bought 2 parrots for my 4 yr old son and there is plenty of room for them, they even fly around inside, of course we let them out for exercise in the house. I'm seriously considering purchesiing 2 more in hope that I can get a female for nesting.
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It would be too small for a Cockatiel. They might try to fit themselves inside if they are looking for a nest box, but there is no way they could get their tail inside. They might enjoy chewing on it.
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This is a nice cage for one bird unless we're talking about something as small as a parakeet. Anything that is the size of a cockatiel or bigger needs the whole cage. Sorry about the delay in responding to your question.
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I'll go out tomorrow and check for you. But now that I know a lot more about chicken care (we knew nothing when I bought this) I would spend the money on building supplies to build a much bigger coop that is tall enough to walk into and gives the hens plenty of room. It takes awhile to build and is very difficult to clean the floor because ya just can't get in due to the size. Also, the ladder up to their coop kept falling and we really had to reconstruct it to keep it from collapsing on the poor dears when they walked on it. This Pawhut is cute as a bug when it's all built but you'll never be able to have more than 4 hens in it, and that's pushing it. Look at some home made chicken enclosures and coops and seriously consider building one yourself that you can walk into and around in and expand your chicken family if you want to. These girls (hens) are pretty addicting and are so fun. I just wish I was not limited to 4. BTW, it definitely looks a lot bigger in the photo than it really is.
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You always want more width as opposed to extra height. As long as the bird can open its wings full span without hitting bars or toys then yes you can use it for a cockatiel. Find out the average wingspan first.
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Oh I would say NO , I have a big pearl Cockatiel , and she like's the cage but I said before I would of preferred a little bigger cage for her, also there is not many ways to set it up for play time in the cage I have all sorts' of sticks on the outside for her and I never attached the top with the nut's so I take the top off for her during the day so she can come in and out, because the door is not an easy access for a med bird , now my little parakeet fly's in and out lol, so my answer is no go a little bigger, I can send pictures of my cage with my bird in it if that would help.
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We use it for two small parakeets. I believe it would be small and uncomfortable for your cockatiel.
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Yes, my cockatiel lived in it quite happily for a month when I moved and we were waiting for the movers to bring her regular cage. My only problem was transferring him in and out. The whole side opens which is nice, but it was a struggle getting him into it without him trying to fly back out at the same time. But my bird was skittish, if your budgie is totally finger trained it should be fine.
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My Fischer lovebirds are smaller than a cockatiel, and they go to town on the original size, don't waste your money on the mini - your cockatiel will turn the original size into a mini in no time. I realize my answer is in conflict to Michelle's but it is my opinion based on owning the original with smaller birds than yours.
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I think it will be fine. There should be plenty of room for a parrot of that size. If it were too big, I think the bird might not feel secure, even if his regular cage is larger. This cage is very sturdy and somewhat heavy. I actually purchased mine in the event of severe storms, but I would use it if we traveled. I can put her (Grey) in and get her downstairs quickly. Hope this helps.
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I would say so- I have a cockatoo in mine, but there is so much room for him to play. He really enjoys it.
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Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is not a cage bird she only uses her cage for sleep :) Hope you enjoy the cage, Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is... » Read More Oh absolutely my little parakeet goes in the change and she loves it. The cage is for my pearl cockatiel she hates the inside of the cage as well as I do too its very hard to set up for play time. I opted from day one NOT to put the bolts on the top of the cage and that was best idea for this cage , I use it as a portable stand I carry it to the kitchen and etc so can she it on it has her food and perch , by not bolting the top it makes it easier for her to come in and out of the cage too seeing the door is an odd spot , also I have the whole cage set up on the out side for play time she is not a cage bird she only uses her cage for sleep :) Hope you enjoy the cage, « Show Less