Super Bird Creations SB445 Orbiter Bird Toy for Parrots, Parrotlets, Parakeets, Cockatiels - Interactive Swinging Orb with Chewable Wooden Cubes and Plastic Chains - Small/Medium Birds - 14” x 10”

My marmoset monkey loves this item. I want to buy 2 more but they seam to be unavailable now

I have 5 cockatiels in one flight cage where I put this, and after spending the first week acting like it was going to eat them, they all decided that they just love it. I am so glad I got this for them!! This can hold up to 4 'tiels on it at one time, which means that at any given time one is squawking and pecking at the closest bird, trying to usurp it's place on the Orbiter. They even chew on the blocks a little, which was surprising to me because I thought that the blocks were a little too big to be interesting to them. It's a pretty well built product, too, a good value for the $16 I spent on it! The only thing I would do differently is buy the large size so they could fit inside of it. Apparently I bought a "small-medium" one, and there is a large available, which I WOULD have known had I actually read all the words at the top of the page, instead of just looking at the picture and reading the reviews, and then buying it, like I do EVERY time, lol!

My Quaker finds all kinds of ways to have fun with this toy-hours of entertainment. He usually heads straight for it when I let him out of his cage. He loves spinning it around, climbing all over it, preening the tufts of rope, and wrapping the chains around the rings. Often he will talk while playing with it. It took him a little while to get used to it, but he warmed up to it faster than he does with most new toys. It puts a smile on my face seeing him having so much fun! :)

I have a 17 year old cockatiel, parakeet and an 1 year old Green Cheek Conure.. I bought this mainly to put on a play gym, which I haven't bought yet, or can get my husband to make. Love the PVC ones. The parakeet flew out the door and didn't come back. So I have removed some of his personal toys from the cage they shared and put the orbiter in. No one has touched it. But, I am pretty sure once they get their playgym/stand, that will change. Especially by the Conure. The Cockatiel is scared of his own shadow. Any-hoo, this orbiter is well made. I bought it because of the other positive comments from Amazon reviewers, who said their birds love it. I still have high hopes.

Great toy that didn't take long for my cockatiel's to start swinging on however it has now been removed from my birds cage. I wasn't aware of the dangers of bird ingesting rope toys previously. I would have given in 3 stars for being a rope toy - but i removed all of the toy attachments for adding to other toys and removed the rope. I will re-wrap the metal frame in sisal or another bird friendly materiel for them to use - so not a total waste.As for when they did play with it, its a good size but would be quite small for any larger bird to enjoy it completely.

...and it worked! I have a little maroon-bellied conure who's intimidated by larger toys that sometimes say they're intended for "conure sized birds". I think they usually mean sun conure - or larger - size. This toy is right for his size (about 60 grams) and he likes to play in it and around it and climb through it. We also tied some "birdy kabobs" onto it in a couple of places and a bell we had from another toy he destroyed - and he loves it all the more. The plastic links that hang down the middle are surprisingly fascinating to him. This makes his playstand more interesting and acrobatic. He doesn't preen the ropey bits, but he doesn't really use preening toys as a rule so that doesn't mean your bird won't. I would highly recommend this toy for a bird of his species and curiosity!

This is a very well-made swing, perfect for green cheek conures or similar sized birds. However, I think it would be too small for a Sun or Jenday, as the picture indicates. I originally purchased this for our older gcc, who DOES NOT like it at all (she is very skeptical of new things/situations)! I gave up after a few weeks of hanging it on the outside of her cage... BUT, our new, younger green cheek LOVES it! I'd forgotten about it and came across it in the cabinet last week. She is very adventurous and brave, so I figured "What the heck" and just hung it in her cage. She was immediately curious and jumped right in!!! She's been sleeping in it every night since! Like everything, it just depends on the personality of the individual bird.

I had no idea birds had a version of "crack" until I hung this in my conure's cage. My GCC dives off of it if I look at him and tries to act like he's done nothing but groom all afternoon. If I can watch him play without him noticing, which is easy if I don't move too quickly, he weaves in and out of the spaces, picks at the fuzzy ends of the rope and generally acts like he could die happy today. There was no warming up time, he was crawling all over it within 5 minutes of introducing him to it. The closest I could come to a complaint is every once in a while, his talon gets stuck in the cotton rope but it's easily removed.