7 Top-Rated Cages For Indian Ringnecks (2023)

Pros:

• Very spacious – Inside this corner design cage is plenty of room for your Indian ringneck to stretch their wings, play with toys, and cause mayhem. You can see from the image that it’s quite a tall cage, which is accommodating for a ringneck’s very long tail.

• Safe & Secure – Because this cage is made from high-quality materials and the bar spacing is quite thin, it’s a safe and secure living space for an Indian ringneck.

• Play area on top of the cage – Playful ringnecks will love hanging out in the play area on top of this cage. The playtop features a ladder leading to a perch that has 2 feeding dishes on both sides. The top area also has its own slide-out tray for easy cleaning.

• Dish-holding mini doors – 2 dish-holding mini doors are featured on both sides of the cage, making replacing your bird’s food quick and easy.

• Cool corner design – Thanks to this cage’s beautiful design, it fits comfortably in the corner of any room.

Cons:

• Expensive – As is the case with most spacious bird cages, it comes with a hefty price. There’s currently a 23% discount on Chewy, but it’s still priced at $346.

• Some reports of flimsiness – One review for this cage on the Chewy website complained that the cage bars were so flimsy that their African grey was able to take off the metal pieces. This won’t be a problem for you however as Indian ringnecks have a much weaker beak power.

Pros:

• Spacious length & height – Thanks to the spacious design of this cage, your Indian ringneck will have plenty of room for its long tail and lots of space to stretch its wings. While the length and height meet the minimum size requirements, the width sadly falls a bit short.

• Bowl-holding mini doors – Featured on this elegant style cage are 4 bowl-holding mini doors that you can use to access your bird’s bowls without opening the front door.

• High-quality materials – As is the case with most A&E cages, this one is made from high-quality materials, meaning it won’t break and will serve you for years. It’s this sturdiness that causes such a hefty price on the cage.

• Beautiful design – While it doesn’t look too different from a typical cage, the dented corners give it a nice appearance, making for a beautiful addition to your home. Your ringneck will certainly love the look as well!

Cons:

• Expensive – Even at a discounted price, the elegant-style flight cage is typically priced at around $300, making it an expensive option for many people.

• Width is slightly smaller than recommended – Just like the previously listed cage, this one also has a less spacious width than what’s ideal for Indian ringnecks. Despite this, it’s still a spacious cage that your ringneck will be comfortable in!

Pros:

• Roomy cage – For a relatively cheap cage, it’s quite spacious for an Indian ringneck. The length and height of the cage are ideal, but the width is lacking. If you don’t have too much to spend on a cage but still want your bird to live comfortably, this is a good option.

• Top-rated cage on Chewy – Most people who bought this cage were happy with it! It’s one of the highest-rated bird cages on the Chewy shopping site.

• Removable wheel stand – Below the cage is a wheel stand and storage shelf, useful for transporting the cage around the house. You can also remove this wheel stand when needed.

• Budget price – While $220 might still seem like a lot, it’s nowhere near the price of other quality cages, making it the best budget cage for Indian ringnecks. After all, you can’t expect a good parrot cage for anything less than $200 – $150.

Cons:

• Width is smaller than what’s ideal – Just like the previously listed cage, this one has a good length and height but lacks a good width size.

Pros:

• Ideal size for Indian ringnecks – Not only does the length and height of this cage go well beyond the minimum size requirements, but the width does too, making it the ideal cage size for Indian ringnecks. The above dimensions are also the actual cage size and do not include the stand or playtop lengths.

• 2-Story playtop – The Flyline palace parrot cage features not just 1 but 2 perches at different heights on the playtop area. The playtop also features 2 feeding stations where you can serve your bird’s food and water. Definitely a nice little hang-out area!

• Strong materials – Made from wrought iron with a protective powder coating, this cage by Flyline will serve as a lifelong home for your Indian ringneck, neutralising the need to ever buy another cage in the future!

• Mess-catching skirt – To ensure the area surrounding the cage stays (relatively) clean, a mess-catching skirt was added around the entire cage. This little addition is great for collecting seeds and other foods your bird likes to throw out of the cage.

Cons:

• Pricey – You can get the Flyline grey palace cage on Kogan and it’s normally priced at around 400$, which is a hefty price for many ringneck owners. Besides the price, everything about this cage is perfect for an Indian ringneck parakeet.

Pros:

• Largest cage on this list – Not only is the Silverado dome top cage the biggest cage on this list, but it’s also one of the largest cages made by Prevue Pet Products. The reason it’s so big is because it was made for macaws and cockatoos, which are very large parrots. This huge cage is suitable for up to 3 Indian ringneck parakeets.

• Made from steel – The reason this cage is so expensive is not just because of the massive size, but also because it’s made from high-quality steel. After all, it was made to hold macaws, who have very strong beaks, so the cage must be strong. This cage strength ensures you’ll never need to buy another cage for your ringneck again.

• Easy to maintain – Thanks to the slide-out tray and floor grate, this huge cage is easy to clean. You can also see from the image that the cage features some bowl-holding mini doors, making it easy to do your bird’s dishes without opening the front door.

• Mess-collection skirt – There is a mess-collection skirt that goes all the way around this cage. However, I don’t think it would be very effective as it doesn’t come out too far from the cage. It’ll help catch some of the mess, but certainly not all. I guess that means a little less cleaning for you, so who can complain about that?

Cons:

• Reports of slightly mangled parts – On the Amazon page are a few reviews mentioning that they receive their cage with slightly damaged or mangled parts. Some customers even received the cage with missing parts. The good news is that these issues were quickly solved by Amazon customer service 🙂

• Very expensive – Being the biggest cage on this list and made from the toughest materials, it’s understandable that it’s also very expensive. The price often varies and changes, but you can check the current price by clicking the button below that will take you to Amazon.

Pros:

• Open-top style – One good feature about this cage is that the roof/top opens up to form a nice perching area for your Indian ringneck. When closed, it remains a flat surface, which is also fun for birds to hang out on.

• Tall – While this cage doesn’t have the best width size, it’s certainly one of the tallest cages on this list, which helps to accommodate your Indian ringneck’s long tail feathers.

• Tough & Sturdy – Made from heavy-duty wrought iron, this large bird cage by YES4PETS is tough, sturdy, durable, and will serve you for many years.

Cons:

• Decent size – I understand that this cage was probably meant for smaller birds, like budgies or cockatiels, but for the nearly 300$ price, you would expect a bigger size. Still suitable for Indian ringnecks, but there are more spacious cages on this list.

• Pricey – As mentioned, the price of this cage is 300$ on Kogan, which is actually a discounted price. It’s normally priced at 500$ on other sites.

Pros:

• Safe & Comfortable for travelling – Thanks to the good size and quality structure, this cage is both safe and comfortable for your Indian ringneck to travel in. There’s even enough room for a toy for them to play with while travelling. This cage is only good for travelling and should not be used as an at-home cage.

• Highly rated – This is one of the most popular and highly rated small cages on the Chewy shopping site. Although most people use it as an at-home cage for their budgies, there are plenty who also use it as a travel cage. Out of 69 reviews, this cage is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars, which is awesome!

• Good price – If you’re looking for a high-quality travel cage for your Indian ringneck but don’t want to pay anymore than 100$, this is the option for you. It’s typically priced at 90$, but it’s often discounted down to just 55$ on Chewy. Click the Chewy button below to see if there’s a current discount.

Cons:

• The front door is small – Compared to an Indian ringneck, the cage door is quite small. Unless you have your bird trained to enter a travel cage voluntarily, you might have issues getting your ringneck inside this cage.