erlabella
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Is a 24” long, 24” wide and 66” tall cage a good cage for a conure? Specifically Jenday conures? The cage/aviary has a non-removable roof too, would that be a problem?
Appropriate cage size?
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Jen5200
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I totally agree with Laurasea - 32 width is probably better. None of my conures really use the height of the cage, so I would aim for more width. The roof not opening is not an issue - you can get play top or just bars across the top, both are good. Mine like having the horizontal space to flap and play.
FlyBirdiesFly
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I’d definitely agree that 24” length is too small. My birds don’t use the bottom half of their cages very much, so a lot of the height is wasted. Length/width is much more important than height when it comes to cages.
This is my GCC Kermit’s cage:
https://www.birdscomfort.com/drop_door_parrot_bird_cage.html
The cage is 32” long, 23” deep, and 65” tall (40” height without the stand). It is a great size for conures, and it is very sturdy and well built. It has a dome top with a platform door that most birds love to sit on.
This is my GCC Kermit’s cage:
https://www.birdscomfort.com/drop_door_parrot_bird_cage.html
The cage is 32” long, 23” deep, and 65” tall (40” height without the stand). It is a great size for conures, and it is very sturdy and well built. It has a dome top with a platform door that most birds love to sit on.
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HQ Flight Cage, Multi Purpose Aviary with Cart Stand, Black, 1 Per Box 32x22x60
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Usually ships within 2 to 3 days.
Get it as soon as Friday, Jan. 4 - Monday, Jan. 7 if you choose Two-Day Shipping at checkout.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002...46225609&sr=1-72#immersive-view_1546226018009
I think I have this one in white not sure, I like the white for the light it let's in...
I think I have this one in white not sure, I like the white for the light it let's in...
FlyBirdiesFly
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That is a great cage too! I have the A&E flight cage for Ducky, which is very similar to the HQ version. Would be great for a Jenday.
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This looks wonderful! I had a cage with the wing seed gsurd before and it really healped with the mess!!!
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I agree, not large enough, especially for a Jenday/Sun/Nanday Conure...As stated above, the "flight-cages" are good choices...Amazon.com sells a huge flight cage for $100, and a double version of it for $200. Or if you don't want a flight cage, go for something with a width of at the very least 32-34" and similar depth.
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