Big enough for more than one bird?

[Kaya]

Bought this cage off ebay, its quite large: eBay Australia: Buy new & used fashion, electronics & home d

Just wondering whether it might be big enough for more than one small/medium bird. Was thinking something along the lines of an alexanderine and a few Australian Neophemas or conures. Maybe even an eclectus but I've heard they can be teritorial?

 

[Featheredsamurai]

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Just be aware all birds should have their own space. A large outdoor aviary or large stand/cage to play in is fine but they should still have their own separate cages.

 

[Ginkai]

Didn't load for me either. And I agree with copper they need thier own space unless its an aviary.

 

[Kaya]

This is my cage

Three people can fit in there xD

 

[cdog]

That would be big enough for one alexandrine, by itself. It could house an eclectus(by itself too) but not more than one bird. If the bar spacing is 1/2" then it could house a pair of conures but you couldn't put different species together.

 

[paulhanlon]

I have stood by one of these cages in the pet store it houses a green wing macaw named jax he has loads of room to flap his wings and move around its a nice cage I'd sure have one if I had the space lol

 

[wenz2712]

That is a great Cage! I have seen it in the Pet Shop and it has plenty of space, but, I would be very relucatant to put 2 different species in there together!

 

[IcyWolf]

I know someone that has a very large cage that has green cheeks, crimson bellies and a painted conure all living happily together BUT they have been together since they were babies. I'd be very careful getting adults or even recently weaned babies and trying to house them together. And I wouldn't put more than one alex in a cage unless they are properly bonded to each other, alex's can be very territorial. Sorry, can't speak towards the ekkie as I've never really worked with them too much.