Conure Parrot Cages For Sale
A good conure cage gives your bird safe space to climb, forage, flap, rest, and watch the family. If you are comparing the best conure cage size for Green Cheek Conure or Sun Conure care, start with proper width, safe bar spacing, secure latches, and bird-safe materials.
From daily aviary work with weaned fledgling conures and adult breeding pairs, we see one thing often: conures use horizontal space more than new owners expect. A Green Cheek Conure, Pyrrhura molinae, may be small, but it climbs, hangs, swings, and chews like a much larger parrot.
The right cage supports normal psittacine behavior, including climbing with zygodactyl feet, beak exploration, food foraging, and short wing-stretching sessions. A roomy cage with natural perches, toys, and clean food stations helps your conure stay busy instead of bored.
All Wings Aviary recommends cages for real bird homes, not just for appearance. Before checkout, confirm the exact product photo for door style, latch type, bowl layout, stand wheels, seed guards, and playtop design so the cage fits your bird and your room.
Key Features And Benefits
• Safe Bar Spacing: Helps prevent head entrapment, escape attempts, and unsafe climbing gaps
• Wide Interior Space: Gives conures more usable room for side-to-side movement and wing stretching
• Durable Bird-Safe Finish: Powder-coated steel or stainless steel options help resist rust and chewing wear
• Secure Locking Doors: Helps keep clever conures from lifting feeder doors or opening weak latches
• Easy-Clean Tray And Grate: Makes daily cleaning faster and helps keep droppings away from food and perches
• Toy And Perch Friendly Layout: Allows space for swings, ladders, foraging toys, and natural wood perches
• Optional Playtop Models: Gives supervised birds a safe place to perch, interact, and exercise outside the cage
Best Suited For
• Green Cheek Conures, Black Capped Conures, And Other Small Pyrrhura Conures
• Sun Conures, Jenday Conures, Blue Crowned Conures, And Similar Medium Conures
• New Conure Owners Setting Up A First Safe Cage
• Experienced Bird Owners Upgrading From A Small Starter Cage
• Homes That Need A Cage With Easier Cleaning, Better Access, And More Enrichment Space
Care And Usage Notes
• Choose The Largest Cage Your Space And Budget Allow, Especially If Your Conure Spends More Than Four Hours Daily Inside
• Use 1/2 Inch To 5/8 Inch Bar Spacing For Small Conures And Up To 3/4 Inch For Larger Conures
• Place The Cage In A Social Room, Away From Kitchen Fumes, Drafts, Direct Heat, And Strong Sun
• Add Two To Four Natural Wood Perches In Different Diameters To Support Foot Health
• Rotate Toys Weekly, But Keep Enough Open Space For Climbing And Wing Stretching
• Clean Food And Water Bowls Daily, Wipe Messy Bars Weekly, And Deep Clean The Tray And Grate Monthly
• Avoid Zinc, Lead, Rusted Metal, Loose Paint, Frayed Rope, And Treated Wood Inside The Cage
Technical Specifications
• Recommended Minimum For Small Conures: 24 Inches Wide By 24 Inches Deep By 30 Inches High
• Recommended Minimum For Medium Conures: 30 Inches Wide By 24 Inches Deep By 36 Inches High
• Recommended For Larger Conures: 36 Inches Wide By 30 Inches Deep By 48 Inches High
• Safe Bar Spacing: 1/2 Inch To 3/4 Inch Depending On Conure Size
• Best Materials: Stainless Steel Or Non-Toxic Powder-Coated Steel
• Preferred Bar Direction: Horizontal Bars On At Least Two Sides For Climbing
• Cleaning Features: Slide-Out Tray, Removable Grate, Washable Bowls, And Smooth Surfaces
• Product Photo Check: Confirm Door Style, Stand Wheels, Seed Guards, Playtop, Bowl Count, And Latch Style On The Selected Model
Why Buy From All Wings Aviary
• Bird-Focused Cage Guidance From An Aviary That Raises And Handles Parrots Daily
• Practical Recommendations Based On Conure Behavior, Not Just Cage Appearance
• Safe Nationwide Shipping Options For Eligible Cage Models And Supplies
• Help Choosing The Right Cage Size For Your Bird Species, Room, And Daily Routine
• Support After Purchase For Setup Questions, Perch Placement, Cleaning, And Enrichment
Frequently Asked Questions About Conure Parrot Cages For Sale
What Size Cage Does A Conure Need Before I Buy
A conure needs the largest safe cage you can reasonably fit, with 24 inches wide by 24 inches deep by 30 inches high as a small-conure minimum. Sun, Jenday, Blue Crowned, and Nanday Conures usually do better in 30 inches wide or larger. Width matters because conures climb, hop, and move side to side throughout the day.
What Bar Spacing Is Safe For A Conure Cage
Safe conure cage bar spacing is usually 1/2 inch to 5/8 inch for small conures and up to 3/4 inch for larger conures. Bars that are too wide can allow head entrapment or escape attempts. Bars that are too narrow can limit climbing comfort and make cleaning harder.
Is A Stainless Steel Or Powder Coated Cage Better For My Conure
Stainless steel is usually the longest-lasting option, while a high-quality powder-coated cage is often more affordable. Both can work well if the finish is bird-safe, smooth, and free from rust, zinc, lead, or peeling paint. Conures chew and test surfaces often, so material quality matters.
How Do I Clean And Maintain A Conure Cage
Clean bowls daily, remove wet food quickly, and wipe dirty bars or perches as needed. Wash the tray and grate weekly with a bird-safe cleaner, then rinse and dry fully before reassembly. Once a month, inspect latches, welds, screws, wheels, perches, and toys for wear.
Do You Offer Safe Shipping And Product Support
Yes, All Wings Aviary offers safe shipping options for eligible cages and supplies, with support before and after purchase. We can help you choose the right size, bar spacing, and setup for your conure. Availability, shipping timing, and return details should be confirmed at checkout for the selected cage model.
Quinn Bennett (verified owner) –
My painted conure kicks seeds everywhere, and the included seed skirt doesn’t extend far enough forward. Most of the mess still lands outside the tray. Otherwise, the cage is fantastic—solid construction, safe bar spacing, and easy to assemble. Just wish the catchment area was deeper.
Casey Donovan (verified owner) –
My nanday conure is non-stop energy, and this cage gives him room to climb, flap, and shred wood toys safely. The horizontal bars are perfect for scaling, and the top is open enough to add a play gym. Delivery was fast, and everything arrived undamaged.
Riley Foster (verified owner) –
This cage has a clean, modern look that fits with our furniture—not like a typical “pet cage.” The tray slides out smoothly, and the grate keeps my blue-crowned conure off droppings. He loves the height for climbing, and I love how easy it is to wipe down daily. Great value.
Jamie Patterson (verified owner) –
We live in an apartment, and this cage is the perfect balance of size and function. It holds two perches, three toys, and food/water cups without feeling cluttered. My cherry-headed conure has room to stretch and play. Only reason for 4 stars: the plastic food cups feel a bit cheap—might upgrade to stainless.
Skyler Wallace (verified owner) –
I wasn’t sure whether to go tall or wide for my sun conure, so I called All Wings Aviary. They asked about my bird’s habits and recommended this one. So glad I did—plenty of vertical climbing space and a wide front for interaction. Delivery was quick, and the packaging was excellent.
Samuel Thompson (verified owner) –
Got this for our new green-cheeked baby, and it’s been perfect. Roomy enough to grow into, safe bar spacing, and easy for us to maintain. We added some rope perches and toys, and he’s never bored. Easy to wipe down daily—essential with a messy little guy.
Morgan Holloway (verified owner) –
We house two half-moon conures together, and this cage gives them both enough space to play without crowding. Multiple feeding stations help reduce squabbles, and there are plenty of spots to hang swings and shredding toys. The powder-coated finish seems resistant to chewing so far—huge win!
Logan Caldwell (verified owner) –
Compared to other brands, this cage offers superior build quality at a fair price. Smooth welds, no sharp edges, and a finish that hasn’t chipped despite daily chewing attempts. The tray catches most mess, and the whole thing feels stable. If you have a conure, this is the one to get.
Dakota Morales (verified owner) –
My blue-crowned conure loves to chew, and most cages end up with bent bars within weeks. This one? Two months in, and it still looks brand new. Thick metal, reinforced joints, and a finish that resists peeling. Finally found a cage that can handle a serious beak.
Jordan Langston (verified owner) –
The cage itself is excellent—sturdy metal, smooth finish, and a wide front door for easy access. My maroon-bellied conure loves it. Only issue: the wheels are basic and don’t lock securely. I added rubber stops to keep it from sliding when he swings hard.
Avery Caldwell (verified owner) –
I was tired of flimsy cages that rattled every time my bird moved. This one is solid, roomy, and has just the right bar spacing so he can’t get his head stuck. He has plenty of space for toys and climbing, and the pull-out tray makes cleanup a breeze. Assembly took about 30 minutes—very straightforward!
Alex Rivera (verified owner) –
The dual-door design makes it so easy to interact with my jenday conure while keeping others out. Big front opening for deep cleaning, smaller side doors for quick access. Tray slides out easily, even with food cups attached. One star off because assembly instructions could be clearer.