Can be use to put real 2 birds, big enough for at least they can move a little bit around ?
747619
There are 2 cages. It depends very much on what size of birds. The larger cage fits my green cheeks conure, but only as a temporary or travel cage. It would be a good cage for a finch or parakeet. The large cage would really be too small for 2 parakeets. You could put one bird in each cage.
747620
I would NOT use the bird cages as permanent homes for any bird, use more for either temporary housing and/or transporting. I purchased them for decorations - I have a candle in each one.
747621
Birds should never be housed in round cages--it messes up their sense of location and can also be dangerous to their feet. Also, this cage is too small for all but the smallest of birds, maybe a budgie or finch, but nothing bigger.
502814
If they are small it would be fine. it would be ok for 2 med rabbits if you took them out and exercise them.
1541156
The cage is definitely big enough for two. I have one cockatiel right now however am looking for another one.
2256528
Sorry, I gave these to my grandaughter. Best I remember, the large one is about 12 in wide and the smaller is about8"". Remember, these are for decorative purposes only and are not suitable for a real bird. A nice flower arrangement or something would do good.
1875521
They are about the size of 2peas together. Probably a bit too big for what you are looking for.
1845613
No! Not at all, in my opinion this is barely big enough for one parakeet. Cockatiels would have no room at all.
1490839
I think it would be a great size for a parrotlet--lots of room to play and bop around. The medium would probably be plenty big enough for a single bird.
1578117
It will work maximum for about 2x weeks before the birds realise it is a dummy. It could be shorter - be sure to change its position daily
1657828
U could do 2 rats, but that would b the limit. I think they'd have enough space.
2143536
yes we have a senegal parrot and it has ample room for her to move around and enjoy her toys.
1929535
I have one green chick conure and the small backpack work great for her; I would not put two birds in one small. She goes outside in the backpack with me when I am working in the yard and is happy; she has been in there sometime up to four hour and does great but it is not over load with toys. If you are wanting to put lots of toys in with your birds then you may what to buy mediums. Hope this helps.
981223
Yes. I have a parrotlet pair in mine on each side, and there's plenty of room.
1069404
You probably could...it's not as big as it seems in the photos. We have R.I. Reds, and 2 full-grown chickens in there at once is a full house pretty much.
1950198
Smaller bird can fit inside. Large ones can only reach at certain angles.Squirre cannot get at it at all.
783360
I would say so- I have a cockatoo in mine, but there is so much room for him to play. He really enjoys it.
368614
I would say absolutely. I have average sized chickens (not the little bantams) and I have seen two of them in one nesting box before. From what I have seen of homing pigeons, they are smaller than my chickens.
328390
They will be fine in this cage as long as you take them out to play also. I mean the dream cage would be an outside aviary. My daughters parakeets are allowed to come and out and play/fly on occasion. No-one can give a detail on how much room to give a caged bird, when honestly every cage short of an aviary would be too small. Don't overthink it. My daughters 5 parakeets seem to be very happy in their cage.