Would this be way too big for the vision medium bird cage? (16 inches long x 25 inches wide x 21 inches high). If so, is there a good alternative?
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It is probably too large. If you email them with a question, they are very good at answering back. I asked them if they had a skirt for my cage or if they knew of a source and they answered me the next morning. Give them a try. http://prevuepet.com/contactus.asp
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Yes, this is much bigger than what you need. This particular Item measures 31" long x 24"wide x 48" high.
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The living space within the cage is 22" by 24" by 33" tall. I have a rose breasted cockatoo (the smallest cockatoo) and this cage fits her well, but I would NOT put our scarlet macaw in it. This is a good cage for a small to medium sized bird, but not for larger birds. Hope the helps.
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I am not sure how large your bird is, but he should be large enough that he cannot get through the one-half-inch bars. There is plenty of room in this travel cage.
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I think you will need a larger cage. this one is very nice and I really like , but not enough room for larger, My little parrotlet has one larger for moving about.That is my thought.Buy bigger.24x24 at least. hope this helps
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I have 2 Parakeets in the cage and it can fit more. I think this size is not tall enough (16") for Lovebirds, plenty wide at 30", the company makes many sizes-see if they have one taller. My Keets love the cage-plenty of room to fly.
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Hi, this is a really nice cage for up to two medium sized birds, but too small for four. We brought a green cheeked conure,(same size as a cockatiel) successfully, from Colorado to Idaho and thought it was adequate. But I think the same company makes one a little bigger. Good Luck! C.Aguirre
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Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side... » Read More Hello Victor:If I recall, the cage came in two very large, but thin boxes. I don't remember the dimensions of the boxes but I would guess at about 3 feet or four feet square shaped, and probably 12 inches thick. If you are familiar with bird cages it was easy to put together, but one of the bottom trays on mine was slightly bent and damaged. I did not put the play top on because I wanted the extra sunlight to be able to come through the top part of the cage. My biggest complaint about the cage is that there are no openings on the back side of the cage. And there are only side openings on one side for the food dishes. « Show Less
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Sorry, I can't be of much help either. The Prevue Hendryx covers I purchased fit my canary cages perfectly and the larger sized one fits my larger parrot cage perfectly also. I honestly have not seen your size, but keep checking - you may have to purchase one larger than you need in order to get the length and maybe tuck in the sides. Good luck.
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Yes, minimum width it would fit is 24" Sorry for the confusion, Christine. The bird feeder is one inch wider than the window. So it will not fit. You asked if it would be a problem, and I answered that. Sorry again.
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HI Jazmin, Personally, I would not put 4 in this size cage. My 2 fit comfortably with some additional toys but I would go for the bigger sized cage if you want to keep all 4 birds together. Hope this is helpful. ~Jamie
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Yes! The pictures are deceiving. I actually bought the larger one first and it was the size of my Greys cage, just too much room. My Grey and Conure both use it.
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I would not recommend this cage for a grey, the cage just is too lightweight for a bird that size. I would be concerned of toes or other body parts getting stuck in the bar spacing. Also a bird of that size would expect to be able to separate the vertical bars from the horizontal bars. I would look for something 36" wide 24" deep with 5/8-3/4" bar spacing. These recommendations are from being a registered vet tech in an avian clinic. Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Pewter 3154W is the cage we use for our CAG I would not recommend this cage for a grey, the cage just is too lightweight for a bird that size. I would be concerned of toes or other body parts getting stuck in the bar spacing. Also a bird of that size would expect to be able to separate the vertical bars from the horizontal bars. I would look for something 36" wide 24" deep with 5/8-3/4" bar spacing. These recommendations are from being a registered vet tech in an avian clinic. Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Pewter 3154W is the cage we use for... » Read More I would not recommend this cage for a grey, the cage just is too lightweight for a bird that size. I would be concerned of toes or other body parts getting stuck in the bar spacing. Also a bird of that size would expect to be able to separate the vertical bars from the horizontal bars. I would look for something 36" wide 24" deep with 5/8-3/4" bar spacing. These recommendations are from being a registered vet tech in an avian clinic. Prevue Pet Products Wrought Iron Select Bird Cage Pewter 3154W is the cage we use for our CAG « Show Less
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My cage is 32 in. wide X 21 in deep X 40" high. This cover fits it beautifully with room to spare. Judging by the dimensions you give, (I am assuming 20w x 20d x 58h), I would say this is NOT the cover for you...it is made to fit a rectangular flight cage. If your cage is 58H, you could possibly get enough out of the width to cover top to bottom (I would doubt it, though), but would have big gaps of coverage in the depth. Keep looking for something closer to your true dimensions. When you find the right one, it will be worth the time spent looking. Good luck!
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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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I bought the Sheer Guard Bird Cage Skirt - Super Large (several different vendors on Amazon sell this product in various colors- I bought black) based on the circumference of the cage (103 inches). It fits this cage nicely and does help keep seed from being tossed out of the cage if you put it at the level of the seed cups (mine are on the bottom of the cage), however, it is one piece and because of this, it will twist up a bit when putting it on the cage and spill the collected seed when taking it off. ( I use my vacuum cleaner attachment wand to clean it out first).
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that is the size of the cage it is a big cage I do not rec. this cage for a macaw it breaks very easy it is poorly made
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Yes! I bought this for my sun conure which is slightly larger than your green cheek. At my work we recommend this size cage for your bird.