Triple stack cage

[Bronxdevine]

Hello would like to know is a triple stack cage size w36xd24xh79.5 bar spacing 1/2 it would house a sulphur cockatoo & Congo African grey & Amazon ?

 

[SailBoat]

Triple stacked cages are more commonly used in pet stores to display a large number of parrots in a small area, for a short period of time. IMHO, they are not designed for housing companion parrots. The overall size you are looking at is more commonly the size of a single cage for a single parrot of the parrots you listed.

 

[riddick07]

I have a triple stack with about the dimensions you mentioned. I wouldn't put the type of birds you mentioned in it. I have gccs, a sun, and cockatiels in it. My 40x30 double stacker has my Amazon and cockatoo in it.

 

[RavensGryf]

I agree with Victoria as to the size of bird for those cages. The drawback of stackers is thay they are short in height within each compartment, so it can make the length and width seem smaller than it is. Also doesn't let as much light in the bottom cages. It's a space saver for sure, and so much easier to clean the floor I imagine, rather than 3 separate.

 

[JerseyWendy]

I'm not a big fan of 'stacker' cages, but that's just me. I can absolutely see their functionality if you are pressed for space, however, those I've seen, I always feel badly for the bird(s) housed in the bottom portion(s). Again....that's just me.

 

[plumsmum2005]

I will re-iterate JerseyWendy's comment and can also remember hearing that birds housed in this way can have issues. Lots of variables to consider with this sort of housing - how much time out of it, is it just for bedtime? I couldn't personally do this to any bird, it's so unnatural.

When we see stacked crates of illegal birds everyone says ooh, ahh etc etc so ...........