Greetings, I have a birdbath with a small metal bird in center. How large is the hole in the center of the heater?
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The inside hole is 2.5". These are good heaters. I've had one for years now and it still works fine. I bought another one last year for a second bird bath.
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It has 4 holes to fit screws. You can take it out without undoing the screws. This heater is awesome.
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I think it is about 9 inches by 9 inches. It is in a pan outside with water in it. We had a problem with the first one and the company sent us another one right away. I also live in Minnesota and we had a problem with it not keeping the water unfrozen, finally figured out not to put in anymore than 1 to 2 inches of water in a pie pan, that we found kept enough water for the birds to drink. Never freezes when it has less water in it. The birds don't need to bath just get a drink of water. We have many birds that come everyday for the water. It works for us and it has been cold here, 2 to 3 degrees in the nights. My husband also put a few polished rocks on top of it in the pie pan.
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Hello Denise, This heating pad works best if you can place it in a substantial cover that would not let your pet parrot chew through and possibly expose the electrical heating element wires. The heating pad has a very thin plastic cover around it. The pad only heats up to around 100 degrees and does not radiate heat very far into the space. I placed my heating pad under the thick dog bed between the floor and dog bed. My dogs have to lay down and snuggle into the bed to get warm. Perhaps if you bought the large heating pad and wrapped it around the cage on the outside of the cage that might be cozy and relatively safe for your pet parrot. I hope this helped. Good luck. Charles Hello Denise, This heating pad works best if you can place it in a substantial cover that would not let your pet parrot chew through and possibly expose the electrical heating element wires. The heating pad has a very thin plastic cover around it. The pad only heats up to around 100 degrees and does not radiate heat very far into the space. I placed my heating pad under the thick dog bed between the floor and dog bed. My dogs have to lay down and snuggle into the bed to get warm. Perhaps if you bought the large heating pad and wrapped it around the cage on the outside of the cage that might... » Read More Hello Denise, This heating pad works best if you can place it in a substantial cover that would not let your pet parrot chew through and possibly expose the electrical heating element wires. The heating pad has a very thin plastic cover around it. The pad only heats up to around 100 degrees and does not radiate heat very far into the space. I placed my heating pad under the thick dog bed between the floor and dog bed. My dogs have to lay down and snuggle into the bed to get warm. Perhaps if you bought the large heating pad and wrapped it around the cage on the outside of the cage that might be cozy and relatively safe for your pet parrot. I hope this helped. Good luck. Charles « Show Less
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Unfortunetly, mine was broken when I recieved it. I was pretty disappointed too, because it was a Christmas gift and it was too late to wait for another one, so I just returned it for a refund. But yes, it is to large to fit in a bird bath.
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it is a smaller bird bath...it measures about 12 inches across. I have it sitting on a small pedestal in my flower garden...hope this helps..the birds love it tho
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Maybe an inch and a half. Our birds bathe in it all the time. We got a water wiggler and they like that, too. We keep this up all year, but it is especially important in the winter when water is not always available. We even had a downy woodpecker come in to drink!
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I would try to plug the hole, possibly by using Super Glue to stick a piece of plastic on it. Might look weird, but the birds won't know the diff.
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I am not sure. I have my birdbath close to the house and check it out the kitchen window a lot. I keep water in it all the time. I have not had any problems so far. I would unplug it if I left for a long period of time just in case. Mine gets filled about every other day. My friend has one and she has never complained about any problems either. She has used hers for years. If she had any problems she would have told me for sure.
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This cage is really not a large "parrot" cage but a large cage for a large "quantity" of smaller birds. I use it for finches (18 of them). The wire spacing is approx 1/2 inch and the wire is somewhat pliable.There are 2 very small plastic feeders that won't fit anywhere but on the bottom. I bought several stainless steel bowls. Having said all that I love this cage and it looks great on my patio.
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The top diameter of the roaster is 1.5". So if your bird's cavity is at least that wide, this roaster will work.
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We live in an area inhabited by both western and mountain bluebirds, so I reamed the entrance out to about 1 9/16" with a hole saw, to make sure it would accommodate either. Worked out very well. Great bird house, by the way!
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Hydor 25W Submersible Glass Aquarium Heater - Original Theo I hear this is a great adjustable heater. how big is the spot in the back cause im not sure it'll fit
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maybe 1/2 inch or less..perfect for small birds..finches,parakeets,cockatiels and would even be good for a larger reptile
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It should work just fine. A couple of things you might want to keep an eye out for, though... One is that if the waters is too small, it might be possible for the birds to come into contact with the hotter parts of the heater, in the center. It does get pretty warm. At least mine does. The other is that a smaller waterer might evaporate off more quickly. But if you are checking a couple times of day anyway, I would think that would work fine.
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My canary has ample space to bathe in it, I do not know what size is your bird. The bath is of good quality and if your bird uses it no more spills! It took a while for my canary to change his bathing habits and be willing to get in the bath enclosure. I hope my experience helps you.
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Absolutely! That's where mine is. The birdbath is about 14" across. It keeps it ice free at least here in Indiana.