Would this work for an Umbrella Cockatoo?
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I have a green quaker parrot. It only adheres to Glass, not tile. I'm not sure of the weight limit, but my bird loves to shower with me.
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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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We use this perch for our Australian Major Mitchell Cockatoo (do a Google image search to see photos and compare size with your bird). We have taken the bowls off to give him more room. He doesn't have a lot of room to move but it's enough for our purposes. We use this perch when our bird comes into the house. I hope that this helps. :-)
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Ken, I am not a bird expert, but have worked as a docent at Zoos and Aquariums. My birds are two Sun Conures who like to chew, but not the cage. If you don't give enough interesting things to chew in the cage and your bird likes to chew the cage, stay away from this one. It is well built I am very happy with it, but birds will be birds. Maybe you should consider a stainless steel cage. Good luck with your Cockatoo.
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Yes! I bought it for my african grey and it's huge! Way bigger then I thought it would be, takes up a lot of space. I'd def say this would be extremely big for a cockatiel.
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I have my cockatoo in it....I also have a macaw....it would work for a night cage....but I wouldn't use it for anything else but a night cage.....it really is a nice cage
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I have a blue crowned conure in it which is smaller than a umbrella cockatoo. I am thinking the umbrella's are bigger than the Goffin Cockatoo's right? If so I would probably go with a bigger cage than this one for him. This cage is more for the size of African Grey's or Conure's now the smaller of the cockatoo's that are like the size of the African Grey's would do well in this size cage. Good luck and wish you all the best with your new cockatoo. That is great that you are adopting :-) .
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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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Not sure what you meant by bar mm and it would be okay for an umbrella cockatoo if you allow the bird out most of the day.
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I would say no. The well constructed cage is much smaller than it appears. It was way too small for my single cockatoo, which would have touched the cage both top and bottom just to stand.
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Yes, it should. We have a larger umbrella and it works great. Adjustable to smaller umbrellas too.
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I would think not. I bought this for my parakeet and his poor little feet could BARELY stay on it. My cockatiel's feet are able to grip it better.
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Possibly. We just use it for short transports for our cockatoo. The acrylic is hard to clean and that might be a problem for more regular usage.
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No! I bought it for a parakeet and he just climbed out the roof! It is NOT meant for smaller birds!
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Absolutely NOT. That bar spacing is way too big for anything but a large cockatoo or large macaw. http://www.bird-cage.com/how-to-select-a-bird-cage
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It would probably be on the small side, but would do in a pinch. My real concern would be that it would not be strong enough. The larger parrots could probably mangle the relatively thin bars of this cage if they wanted to.
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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.
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As long as the shaft of the umbrella is the right diameter it should work. I had to loosen the nut up a ways and then work the shaft into the bracket. It took a minute but wasn't too difficult.