Cage Question

[PhilTheBir]

Hello,

I have a Pearly Conure, and since the day I got him he has had a very large cage, I purchased it from a local bird rescue. When I purchased it the owner of the place told me that its big enough that I could comfortably house 2 or 3 conures in it, the space that the birds have access to (like the space inside the cage) is 23 inches deep by 32 inches wide by 32 inches tall. I recently finished post secondary and have begun a new job, which is resulting in me being home much less than before, as such I want to get a new cage on the main floor, so he can be with my dogs and any family members that are home. I found this one and am just wondering if it will be good, size and material wise.

Amazon.ca

Thanks in advance

 

[LiveLolBrd]

I think so. @Emma&pico
I don't know very much about cages but it looks like a great one!

 

[flyzipper]

Congratulations on graduating and the new job!

I'm not familiar with the brand so I have no comments about quality, but the size is in the same ballpark as the current cage.
Since there's no room to fly within, I'd classify that size as adequate for a conure who gets sufficient out-of-cage time, or as a sleep cage.

I don't recommend predators and prey being together for company or any other reason.

 

[Emma&pico]

I am sure this is same or similar cage @Wardy had for his girls they had one each

congratulations on your new job

 

[caspin22]

The cage looks fine to me, although it's smaller than the one you currently have, as the cage dimensions are only 24" x 22". However, I wouldn't recommend having the cage in a place where the dogs can get to it. A dog jumping on a cage, even if out of curiosity and not malice, can scare a bird to death.