Would this Carrier be Okay if I insert a perch for med size parrot flying from USA to South Africa
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Probably not. IF you can transport your bird (I don't know all the regulations related to which animals can be flown/imported where), your airline will have instructions on what kind of carrier is acceptable, If it doesn't meet their standards, your bird won't be sent (IF you can even send a parrot to SA). Period. They're very inflexible about it. You need to call the airline(s). This page may help too: http://www.tailfeathersnetwork.com/birdinformation/movinginternationally.php
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It would probably be on the small side, but would do in a pinch. My real concern would be that it would not be strong enough. The larger parrots could probably mangle the relatively thin bars of this cage if they wanted to.
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I bought this in a small for a Senegal or Meyers. Neither bird is very comfortable in it. It is too large for them. Your bird may be a better fit for a small. as your bird is probably 3X larger. I would not get a carrier larger if what you are using it for is to carry your bird around for fairly short trips. your bird is short tailed so do not need to adjust size for long tail feathers.
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I don't think so; I would not want to think of my bird in cargo in this but haven't traveled internationally. I know that my sister has done so with her Jardine's but she has used a small underseat carrier when flying. This carrier is the wrong dimensions for underseat use.
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It has a medium sized perch in. This travel case was well worth the purchase too. Use it for all my cockatiel's vet visits.
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Seems like it'd be okay for two little parakeets (not English budgies), but I would switch out the plastic perch and add two smaller ones. The perch is too big and has no traction. Two weeks seems like a long time to keep them in this cage for hours on end. If the nighttime cage is bigger, I would try and use it as much as possible on the trip. My green cheek does well in this cage for a day trip, but the minute I get to my destination, I put him in my bigger, less portable "birdie hotel/nighttime" cage.
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I have a pair of cockatiels in mine and they love it's roominess and the spacing is close so they can't get their heads stuck would be great for a quaker or conure. My two love the wire deck and ladder that comes with it.
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At the same time? Probably not. My Congo African Grey fits well enough for travel and short periods of time but he can pretty much just turn around and the perch isn't very big so you'd have to add one.
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Possibly. We just use it for short transports for our cockatoo. The acrylic is hard to clean and that might be a problem for more regular usage.
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I wouldn't go bigger than a Cockatiel. If it's a small type of conure, then maybe. The bars are on the thin side, so a bigger parrot could damage those. Also the wooden perches might not hold up to the weight of a bigger bird over time.
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I think it would be fine for an Amazon. I bought it for my sun conure and he loves it. Some reviews said the ladder was too steep but my bird has no trouble at all with it. In fact, I have 2 of these. I keep one in the living room and one in the kitchen. They are sturdy and easy to clean.
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Yes! I bought this cage for my two parakeets and they seem fine. Just make sure they get plenty of free time in the open sun and get to fly to exercise their wings!
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Yeah it should. My africian grey is a jumbo parrot and it fits him just right I believe your bird would have a bit more space in it.
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I think your parakeets would be just fine in this flight cage. There is plenty of room for two parakeets.from an Elementary school Teacher.
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I see no reason why this cage would be a problem for parakeets. I had up to eight finches at a time in my cage and they always had plenty of space for themselves. If you purchase this cage I would suggest either buying new perches or cutting the ones the come with the cage down to size. The perches that come with the cage span the length of the flight cage. If you want to allow your bird to make full use of their flight cage you will want to place perches that are perpendicular to your birds flight path. Hope this helps.
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I got this for my gray and he has an adequate amount of room. The plastic perch only goes halfway across the cage. I suppose that you could fabricate a longer perch. In theory, you could put both birds in it as long as you don't expect them to do anything but sit there. My gray just sits still in it when I take him outside to sit with us in the evening. Mainly it is just for him to be with us. I'm pretty happy with it. Very sturdy.
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Hi, MariaG:I'm not familiar with senegal parrots, but upon further online research, I found that they can grow to be 9" in length.I only use my Hagen Carrier to hold my guinea pig while I clean his cage. For travel, I use this carrier:Suncast 19-Inch Pet Carrier RoundSuncast 19-Inch Pet Carrier RoundIt's a lot more breathable and roomier. Hope this helps! All the best to you and your pet! :)Thanks,SG