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what bird (parrot) would fir in this cage?
Ok i have a very large cage about 4 feet tall and 2 1/2 feet wide but the bars are spaced really close together. the horizontal bars are about every 6 in but the verticle are so close that my pinky barely fits inbetween. I would really like a conure or eclectus but i'm willing to go with something else. (I don't know much about parrotlets but they look interesting.) Any suggestions?
Thank you and i understand where your coming from but I do know plenty about the actual bird I'm worried more if I get a bigger bird like an eclectus or a cockatoo that there feet may get caught in the bars and hurt/injure and I was wondering if you believe they would be fine in a cage that size or i should stick with a conure of go even smaller.
I do not believe the cage is big enough for an eclectus or a cockatoo. And those birds require an owner with bird experience. I would suggest a conure or a Pionus. I currently have a Pi and they are very quiet and sweet. Conures are sweet, but very loud, there are videos on Youtube to show how loud they get so that people understand what they are getting into when they decide they want a Cockatoo. Cockatoos are the loudest and most attention hungry. Eclectus birds are incredibly prone to plucking when they are not getting the attention or enrichment they need. So basically, you narrowed your results to a Pi or a Conure.
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