what about a blue & gold macaw is this a nice size for this kind of bird the 28x20x60
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No I have an Eclectus in this cage and it is just an okay size for him. I think a blue and gold would be miserable not enough room to stretch in there for one. You have to think about there wing span. There is no way a large sized macaw would be comfortable in that cage especially if it was going spend any amount of time in the cage besides sleeping.
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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.
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I think it is an ok size if just used at night for sleeping and if the bird is out of the cage for most of time. The cage is very heavy so keep that in mind. If the bird will need to be in the cage for a long period of time then I would suggest a bigger cage.
505952
Hi. This is suggested for large birds, african greys, macaws, dogs, puppies, etc. Thank you!
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I think you will need a larger cage. this one is very nice and I really like , but not enough room for larger, My little parrotlet has one larger for moving about.That is my thought.Buy bigger.24x24 at least. hope this helps
671800
I have this. It is a house for blue birds. I think it is as written. I could go measure it.
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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
1634698
You may need to size up for a bird that size. I have a pionus and its the perfect size for him.
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I use it for a umbrella cockatoo and it is just right. I would think that it is too small for a blue and gold. I would definitely go with a larger cage.
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I believe it would be too big. I bought it for my Red Bellied Parrot before Christmas and he is just getting comfortable on it now.
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I have the large for my two parakeets. It's definitely not excessive considering they would have infinitate amount of space in the wild. Birds need room to spread their wings and fly. That's what makes them birds .
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I think it would be a good size for parrotletts. The bars might be a bit too wide (they're 9/16" between bars) I purchased it so that my daughter's quaker parrot would have a 'home away from home' when I need to bird-sit, and it's a good size for her. We added a couple more perches of differing sizes for her and she seems quite happy.
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I haven't used it yet but the size is substantial and would probably fit a 20 lb bird. I will be using it this Thanksgiving for the first time.
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No, this would be too small. I have a Senegal parrot that is about 7" and it is just about the right size for her. Some website said that congo African greys get to be around 13" tall, so based on that, this would be much too small. Bigger birds have bigger feet, which would be my main reason for saying that.
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I will send you dimentions, what kind of bird are you putting in the cage. I have a jenday conure and the cage is perfect for him. I would say it is fine for a quaker or cockiteil but I wouldn't recommend it for any bird larger than that, does this help you?
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I think it would be great for a lovebird. They would be very happy in it! Happy New Year!
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I used it for a macaw and he never got down. This is a very nice well made and very nice looking stand. It cleans up very easily. Nice powder coated finish.
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the diameter of the perch is about 1"...but it looks like you can easily replace it with a bigger one. My macaw was not comfortable on the skinny one.