would this product work for a cockatiels
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They could step into it but their tail would stick out. They definitely couldnt turn around in it.
629101
It didn't work too well for mine. Not enough room to maneuver. He would start dipping his head in the bath and I would spritz him down after that.
629102
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 have three of them that i use to replace my cockatiels' water dish and food dishes (the top keeps the food from going everywhere and keeps them from nesting on the dishes and filling them with poop). They bathe in the water dish. Their tail doesn't fit, but their bodies are small enough to get in there, fluff up and splash around. They also get to play in the bathroom shower at least once a week.
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I would think so. I think it will depend on if the bird isn't afraid of the enclosure. I was told by the bird shop that my cockatiel would never use it, but she loves it so much she even sleeps in it. Good luck!
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We have a cockatiel that uses this feeder successfully. The opening the bird enters is about 3 3/4 inches high. The clearance from the perch to the top of the feeder is about 3 inches. Our cockatiel sometimes uses the perch, and sometimes she uses the outside lip of the feeder as her perch. I think you could use this feeder successfully with a mourning dove. These are GREAT feeders. We used to have hulls and bird seed all around our cages. Once we made the switch, that problem went away. We have three bird cages, one cockatiel on her own, one lovebird on her own, and two lovebirds together. They all took to the feeder quickly. The cockatiel likes to stand on it (and poop on the top). We think she does this so she can see the feeder in her cage. When we give her a clean one, she immediately "marks" it again. All three feeders are inside the cages, not in the openings.
1333092
I think so! My bird is a pacific parrotlet, which I think isn't that much smaller than a cockatiel.
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I would not put a cockatiel in this cage, it is to small. I found it was to small even for my Parrolet.. And he is only 4-5 inches long. Just not enough room for them to play and move around. This is more of a travel cage.
1179590
Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
505952
Hi. This is suggested for large birds, african greys, macaws, dogs, puppies, etc. Thank you!
1576495
Unfortunately No. The cage is fantastic but far to small for 4 cockatiels. I would say one bird for that length of time.
1694351
I think it'll work for cockatoo but probably it'll be very tight for macaw, especially perches that are about half an inch in diameter.
238607
The cages although divided are very spacious. I believe cockatiels would breed just fine.
1475263
I think it would; I got it for a cage where the door goes up. I purchased it for my canary, and it was too big. I plan to give it to my son who has two cockatiels.
91415
I don't think so. It is designed for the Parrot. It would be an expensive experiment.
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I don't see why not. It is a lot bigger that it looks. I have a cockatiel and he has a ladder, two hanging toys, a Booda Comfy perch, and the two wooden perches that come with the cage. I love this cage. I didn't like the food and water feeders, so I took my ones from the previous cage and set them on the bottom of the cage, in front of the back clear plastic panel. No birdseed mess! Also extremely easy to clean!
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No this would not work for what you need this is a replica of sun for reptiles. I have owned Cockatiels before and never used any bulbs on them just gave them natural sun light, you might b better off asking a bird specialist sorry i could not b of more help but i will ask around for u.
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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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I don't see why not. I'd probably have a landing area outside the door so your bird can "step" in. The 3/8s spacing is tighter than you need for a cockatiel though. I'm sure 1/2" is plenty. The smaller spacing is for smaller birds. My Parakeets and Finches use 3/8s, the bigger birds get the 1/2" ones. Also, if your bird is flying around the house a play station on top would be welcome!
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Yes. We have an Indian Ringneck which is about the same size as a Cockatiel. Perfect size for both!