What is the minimum distance between the perch and the dish that can be adjustable??? I have a bird with
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Yes the pan can be adjusted. I have the pan about 7 inches under the perch. My bird dont try to climb down which is unusual. Very easy cleanup
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There is a "T" shaped plastic fitting that joins the stem to the perch. The top of the "T" is 3 inches. It is easy to drill holes in the perch to locate the feeding cups where you want. But a minimum of 3 inches apart. I put the dishes closer together to prevent my african grey from "pooping" off the edge. The stand is economically made, easy to move around and is small enough so as not to overwhelm my small Manhattan apartment. Hope this helps. Bill
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It was a great pearch not su re how far it goses has I have sold the bird and pearch used for double yellow head parrot
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You can move the dish/pan portion all the way up to about an inch away from the bottom of the perch.
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I got this for my gray and he has an adequate amount of room. The plastic perch only goes halfway across the cage. I suppose that you could fabricate a longer perch. In theory, you could put both birds in it as long as you don't expect them to do anything but sit there. My gray just sits still in it when I take him outside to sit with us in the evening. Mainly it is just for him to be with us. I'm pretty happy with it. Very sturdy.
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The tension adjustments are on both sides of the feeder-two for each perch. They need to be in the sane position for each side
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I just saw this but I will measure when I go home but I think itis too tall. We modified ours by adding a bigger perch for my MaCaw and it stays at the top
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We have two of these bird perches. They are great. It is easy to adjust the tray as close to the perch as needed.
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Try utilizing a large aluminum pie tin fastened to the lower perch. To be frank, nothing works 100% because the seed hulls will be blown out of the pie tin even under the slightest of wind. You can also try an artificial grass mat directly under the feeder to trap the hulls, shaking it out every few days. Good luck!
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I has a perch that sits approximately 6inches from the bottom. Nothing else is in there. It was fine for a short distance, but not sure about long ones.
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If you put the perches exactly across from each other, there would be about 15 inches between them. Height of perches and spacing is your choice.
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Best I can measure it is 1/2" between bars..not for large birds that need to use it to climb.
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I have one of these and it is great for my Umbrella Cockatoo. The height of the perch is about 4 feet and the perch is 1" in diameter. The diameter of the tray is about 28 - 30 inches. I can update both of these later with exact information, when I get home. Billy, the perch is 52" high. The tray is 24" in diameter.
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It appears from the web photos I see that a Quaker is somewhere between a Sun Conure and an Amazon sized parrot. I have purchased MEDIUM perches for both my Amazon and African Grey parrots with success. The problem has been that the perch separates after about a year between the grey plastic portion and the metal fastener that secures it to the cage bars. Save your receipts! There's no guarantee, but the weight and activity of the bird may cause it to separate and there's no recourse but to buy a new one or appeal to the generosity of the seller. I've been lucky in that the seller's been gracious enough to replace them twice without difficulty (apparently this is a common problem). The larger size I've used for my macaw and it's been a REAL problem for that size bird..... none of them are destructive when it comes to perches, and they REALLY like the perches in summer and winter (esp) so it's a great plus for any bird, as evidenced by their use of this warmer perch!!
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Hi Kim, I (and my cat) love this perch. What kind of sill do you have...wood or ceramic? How narrow are you talking about? If it's wood, I would highly suggest that you use the screw option for the sill....it works very well and with the wall supports underneath the perch, plus the screws, it holds very well for my cat who is about 14 pounds. And if you move the sill, the holes can easily be filled with wood putty and stained, so no worries there, or if they are painted sills, again just filled and painted...again, no problem. I hope this helps. -Mark
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I bought this in a small for a Senegal or Meyers. Neither bird is very comfortable in it. It is too large for them. Your bird may be a better fit for a small. as your bird is probably 3X larger. I would not get a carrier larger if what you are using it for is to carry your bird around for fairly short trips. your bird is short tailed so do not need to adjust size for long tail feathers.
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It is a bit too narrow for larger birds like cockatiels. Works great for canaries and parakeets
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Allowing for a slight clearance from the window, I would say no more than a 12" diameter. My feeder is 9" in diameter but it has a feeding window on all sides so it needs a little more clearance in order for the birds to access the side next to the window.
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You can adjust the tray to sit within about an inch and a half of the perch if you want, or as far down as the floor. Hope your baby feels better soon.
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The perch is almost 12 in wide, including the cushioning and pad. It has to sit right up against the window frame and needs at least 1 1/2 inches space for the velcro tape, on the window ledge and framing. This must match the tape on the underside of the seat, which , on mine, is stapled 3/4 inch from the edge, and 12 inches length. You would need a ledge that is at least 2 1/4 wide to accommodate the velcro tape to secure seat. This seat is heavy; add a cat's weight, and, if not secured well, will come down. Keep in mind the metal rack underneath to help secure ledge to the wall. I hope this helps.