2 Color, Extra Large Wrought Iron Dome Top for Macaw Goffin's Cockatoo Cockatiels African Grey Amazon Parrots Green Cheek Conures Caique Bird Cage with Rolling Stand (Black-Vein)

Lovely and elegant, the little things have been considered in its design. Relatively easy to assemble, good quality with easy maintenance features. It has numerous doors and bowls, easy to clean trays, and double latch for the entry door to make sure it stays secure. Advise you to get more perches and stronger tools than comes with them. Instructions are typically sketchy but they suffice. The birds are delighted as am I. Thank you.

This is one heck of a deal. Beautiful and spacious, well designed, and a wonderful home for my Goffin's Cockatoo. The instructions could be much better, but assembly wasn't too difficult. Make sure you order additional perches and toys for your bird. As a cage goes for a bird this size, it is tough to beat.

The media could not be loaded. It’s a good cage for the price point. Even though it’s advertised for larger birds, I would absolutely NOT put a large macaw, large cockatoo, or any particularly powerful chewer in this cage.Pros: nice size for medium-sized birds. Our grey has been in one for at least the 7 years we’ve had her, and our amazon is the recipient of this new cage. The bar spacing is appropriate, the feeder dish options are nice (we use the “nesting box” door for a treat cup), the powder coating is decent, the features (grate, pan, cup guards) are well thought out. Since our grey has been in one of these for so long, I can definitely say it lasts and is easy to clean. It’s also simple to put together.Cons: this isn’t for jumbo parrots. The bar gauges are too small, and the welds too fragile for a power chewer. The latches will be fine for most birds, but if you have an escape artist, they’ll probably figure it out. The main door latch has been changed over the years. It’s very sturdy on our grey’s cage (Kings cage style), but very flimsy on our amazon’s cage (an attempt at A&E style, but far more fragile). The instructions don’t tell you which screws go where, but there’s another review here that breaks it down perfectly. Also, some parts of the cage (bottom tray holder, one of the cup guards) arrived bent in the packaging. Easy to bend back, but again, don’t put your super big bird in it.I did NOT install the seed guard so I can’t comment on that. Overall, it’s a very good cage for the price, but don’t expect top quality. I’m happy with it.

You can feed the bird without him having access to the hands. You can remove the feed cups easily but the bird can not. I removed the door for the nesting box and his bird bath hangs off the side of the cage PERFECT! Every door locks, including the grate and catch tray in the bottom. I would even say this cage is probably big enough to hold Rajah....or a blue and gold macaw....comfortably, provided you paid attention to how you put the perches in it. The seed guards around the bottom don't just rest in slots. It actually has a lip that slides INTO the cage so no cracks for the food that the bird minus lips can scatter everywhere. Really a great well thought out designed cage. I am sure Mickey doesn't think so. He has been sitting up there in the back contemplating life ever since I stuck his fluffy feathered butt in there. Only con is the directions. I believe they were written when this cage went together only using one kind of screw. It does not any more. Big screws go in the cage it's self. Short screws are for the dish rings. Mid-sized screws are for all the latches and somewhere amid all those big screws are two that are just slightly bigger thread width. Those go in the two dishes on the top perch. Those two screws WILL mess you up as you try to assemble this cage if you do not pull them out at the very start. They look so much like the rest of the big screws. You REALLY have to look at them to see which two are those miscellaneous screws. For those people who claim the dishes have to be wiggled to get them out....they do not. Look at the dishes. There is a bevel on them on the side wall. That bevel faces the door when you put them in. If you put them in correctly, no need to wiggle them when they come out. The cage could have more bubble wrap in the box and the bigger box definitely needs thicker cardboard at the ends because the cage was poking threw the box at both ends when it arrived to me. Other than that this is a very well thought out designed cage!

Cage is flimsy was missing pieces and holes do not align, not for cockatoo or larger bird. Not worth $50 shipping to return

Would give it about 2.5 stars. The instructions were hard to read and there were a TON of bent parts. Was a bit overpriced for what it was, and it’s only worth about 3/4 the price. It’s very large, but I’m looking to put an Umbrella Cockatoo in it, so much too small, but it’ll work until I get my hands on a bigger cage. It looks sturdy enough, but I’m worried it’ll be bad for the parrot because of poor welding and drilling. Sharp metal bits jut out of where the holes for the screws were drilled. Would definitely not recommend for anything smaller than a Ringneck parrot.

We adopted an African grey parrot so we needed a cage, this cage is ok for the price however the front door & the slide out tray are extremely low it's a very poor design in my opinion. I have had parrots for 40yrs.