should I get the taller one for my conyer
647629
Yes, I would. I have the taller one for my parakeets. A conure needs room to spread its wings and move around.
647630
The bigger the better...always...almost. My little Lovebird was quite intimidated by all the over head space so I put the top half in a closet and if/when she gets a buddy there'll be twice the room. You may want to read up on your species of conure, as every one has different characteristics. I would want to be sure it is not a voracious chewer as theres a lot of plastic that could be damaged, but I think most, if not, all conures are fine. Conures like to fly and some are real screamers, which is easily stopped with a dark cover. Birds can't see in the dark and when in a new home require a lot of rest, even weeks covered to recover from the stress.You'll be very happy with the cage. The bigger the better...always...almost. My little Lovebird was quite intimidated by all the over head space so I put the top half in a closet and if/when she gets a buddy there'll be twice the room. You may want to read up on your species of conure, as every one has different characteristics. I would want to be sure it is not a voracious chewer as theres a lot of plastic that could be damaged, but I think most, if not, all conures are fine. Conures like to fly and some are real screamers, which is easily stopped with a dark cover. Birds can't see in the dark and when in a new home... » Read More The bigger the better...always...almost. My little Lovebird was quite intimidated by all the over head space so I put the top half in a closet and if/when she gets a buddy there'll be twice the room. You may want to read up on your species of conure, as every one has different characteristics. I would want to be sure it is not a voracious chewer as theres a lot of plastic that could be damaged, but I think most, if not, all conures are fine. Conures like to fly and some are real screamers, which is easily stopped with a dark cover. Birds can't see in the dark and when in a new home require a lot of rest, even weeks covered to recover from the stress.You'll be very happy with the cage. « Show Less
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The bigger the better...always...almost. My little Lovebird was quite intimidated by all the over head space so I put the top half in a closet and if/when she gets a buddy there'll be twice the room. You may want to read up on your species of conure, as every one has different characteristics. I would want to be sure it is not a voracious chewer as theres a lot of plastic that could be damaged, but I think most, if not, all conures are fine. Conures like to fly and some are real screamers, which is easily stopped with a dark cover. Birds can't see in the dark and when in a new home require a lot of rest, even weeks covered to recover from the stress. You'll be very happy with the cage.
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.
647633
this one is for finches and smaller birds. you would want one that is deeper than this.
298343
We love this but I would recommend the larger sized one from the same mfr. for you. Our landscaper has the larger one and I now wish we had bought that one.
835506
Yes, My husband really loves it. He had the bigger one that stands taller, didn't really care for it. Hope this helps.
85826
I hope this helps. I had an exterra when I bought my kayaks and found it WAY too difficult to get them up on top and I'm 5'10" and so is my wife. I sold the ex and got a Subaru Outback - WAY better! Sorry if that's not a good solution but the exterra is just too high in my opinion
1037373
I would get the longer one. I'm 5'6" and need every inch of the long one. You can't go shorter but you can always work with longer.
537797
It depends on how tall he is, but he will grow and you'll never need another one. My son started using his when he was about 46" and it was a tad high.
1064864
Definitely go with the larger version. We have two and it will last for a while.
28928
Yes I would get the bigger one. Mine was for a full size bed but not real big at all but was nice. Brenda
2158315
I think you could use either one. If your dog is energetic and full grown, I'd probably get the large one.
1543008
I use a standard pneumatic barstool which worked great at both heights for me (currently w/ leg extensions). I like slightly different heights for different angles. It's just more flexible when getting the exact position you want.
1277346
i have the 38 inch one should of gotten the taller one if u like make me a offer and ill sell u this one
31002
Not sure. I have the short one as pictured, and changed the stand to a plain black one of the same diameter. Suggest you learn the diameter of each, and if they are the same or close, the ball shown would likely work with the tall one. In the alternative, ask the manufacturer prior to purchasing the ball shown.
590332
Lin, I have to make a correction I see this is the small one, I was actually referring to the larger one. As the others have said, However depending on length which shorter is usually younger better it would work. If you have the grill space I would recommend the larger one for other uses as well.
2209485
Really depends on your preference. If you like the grip close to the head (better control, I think), then a short handle may work well, even with huge hands. Otherwise, I'd go for the longer version.
154058
i got one of the smaller ones and it is fine for me at 6'1. you may find it is hard to use it more than a few hours a day.
1360845
If you have a child that is on the taller side, go with the Foonf. It will last a lot longer. You also can not beat it's forward facing safety with the rigid latch and REACT system. The crash test numbers are super low. But the Peg is much lighter and a very nice seat to rear face until 2 + years an average height child.
765641
I think I'd get the four-step. My hard-sided water bed is 20-inches high, and the three-step comes about 5-inches short for my 13-pound Chihuahua-Corgi mix.