would this cage be big enough for a Berrata Cockatoo. Also will it hold up he likes to chew
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NO it would be to small for your too to spread his wings,unless hes out a lot, you need to go at least a size up, I have Greys and it just fits them
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It is a large size. I would think it would be a good fit. It is sturdy, but I do put in lots of toys for shredding.
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I was very concerned my African Grey would eat right through the bars. He fiddles, but never really does any damage. I am really surprised. Felt I was taking a chance buying this cage because it is so inexpensive, but it truly is great and well worth the money. It is pretty big actually. We have more perches in there then we ever did before. It is deep.
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I would not use it for a cockatoo. The bard are really weak. My IRN can bend them very easily and I would be afraid a large bird would just break them. My bird does not try and bend them or chew on them it is from climbing on them.
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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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i think it would be big enough......especially is you let him out alot. percy doenst get out as much as i would like, i have cats!!! but percy also is a chewer and so far so good. he will pick one spot and chew and he hasnt even put a dent in it.
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Yes, I believe it would. I have an amazon parrot in mine but my daughter has a MCCaw in hers. They are built good. Don't think the Cockatoo could chew thru it. Make sure it has lots of toys in it.
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Yes. It's rather large. It's a flight cage. I have a Parrotlet in mine and she loves it. A cockatiel is just a little bigger than a Parrotlet. Should be fine �
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Yes it is a large cage. The cage is built for large parrots. It is very sturdy and strong. I have no problems with the quality of the cage.
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In my opinion a cockatoo may be too big. I say this because my cockatiel, (Chloe) is a little over 3 years old, and her body frame is just a little bigger than a parakeet, but with long tail feathers. The perch sits in the middle of the cage, and is a small/skinny perch. The perch inside the cage may not be strong enough for a cockatoo. She fits just fine on the perch, but a cockatoo may be too heavy. The cage is strong and study, but is really large enough for parakeets, cockatiels, conures, and other smaller birds. The carrying bag is really cute, but I wouldn't recommend for your cockatoo. I'm sorry to say, because if just a bit larger it would be perfect for a cockatoo. I hope your can find a similar carrying bag, because my cockatiel loves it when I take her in the car for rides inside the carrying bag that has a window on each side.
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This cage is pretty sturdy. I think it would be strong enough unless your bird is an escape artist. If it is its possible you may have to do something to keep if from opening the doors. I am very happy with this cage.
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I starter looking for imagen of your pet before giving you an answer, and I believe it will be perfect. Has a good height and length for several toys as he needs room to move around and exercise. I use the cage for finches an I love it.
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No I have an Eclectus in this cage and it is just an okay size for him. I think a blue and gold would be miserable not enough room to stretch in there for one. You have to think about there wing span. There is no way a large sized macaw would be comfortable in that cage especially if it was going spend any amount of time in the cage besides sleeping.
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I think it is an ok size if just used at night for sleeping and if the bird is out of the cage for most of time. The cage is very heavy so keep that in mind. If the bird will need to be in the cage for a long period of time then I would suggest a bigger cage.
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I would not recommend this particular cage for two cockatiels. It's quite a bit small for even one with toys. We have to switch out toys so it's not too crowded, she has a hard time flapping her wings.
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This is a nice cage for one bird unless we're talking about something as small as a parakeet. Anything that is the size of a cockatiel or bigger needs the whole cage. Sorry about the delay in responding to your question.
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the demension are exactly what the ad states. my unbrella cockatoo has a very abudance amount of room. best cage i have ever bought. has a lot of access for feeding & treats. did buy door locks for my escape artist. love this cage.
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May be a little small. I wouldn't use it for anything larger than a conure. If you can get a slightly bigger size its an awesome cage. Much sturdier than any others I've seen.
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It's a nice cage for a medium-sized parrot (Eleanora cockatoo) but definitely too small for a macaw. We have a 36"x72"x60" cage for our scarlet macaw. A macaw might be able to bend the bars of the cage if it was intent on getting out.
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I think the cage would be fine for a Parakeet. I have a cockatiel in my cage the bird and I both love the cage.
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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 using this cage for two green cheek conures. There is more than plenty of room for them. Hope that helps
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I really don't remember the size of the box, but I will say this cage is not large enough for a macaw or cockatoo or african grey, I have a sun conure in mine and it is perfect for the conures size , I also have a scarlet macaw and he is in a cage 4 times bigger! Your cage should be as wide or wider than your birds wing span