TL;DR
Quick answer
Choosing the right feeder is not just about keeping seed in place. It is about comfort, safety and a calmer mealtime. A feeder that is too cramped or too oversized changes how your bird eats. The right fit helps it hold a natural posture, avoids beak strain and prevents wasted food, and it keeps the cage cleaner and healthier.
Here is a quick look at which Cube matches which species.
| Bird | Recommended Cube |
|---|---|
| Budgies | Small, up to 2 per Cube |
| Cockatiels | Small, up to 2 per Cube |
| Conures | Small |
| Lovebirds | Small |
| Indian Ringnecks | Small (1 per Cube) |
| Alexandrines | Large |
| Galahs | Large |
| Eclectus | Large |
| Macaws | Large |
Alexandrines sit right on the line. They can use either, but most owners prefer the Large for the extra space.
Both models use the same thick acrylic, covered opening and stainless fittings. Size and capacity are what set them apart.
| Feature | Small Cube | Large Cube |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14 x 14 x 15 cm | 21 x 21 x 26 cm |
| Weight | 0.9 kg | 1.8 kg |
| Best for | Budgies, cockatiels, conures, ringnecks | Alexandrines, galahs, macaws |
| Easy-Tray | Small Easy-Tray | Large Easy-Tray |
| Mounting | Talon-Hooks | Talon-Hooks |
Cage space. Measure your cage before mounting. Full size guides are on each product page, and the Bird Finder tool confirms which Cube fits.
Bird count. Fit depends on species as well as numbers. Two budgies or cockatiels can share a Small, while larger birds like galahs or eclectus need a Large.
The Easy-Tray is the upgrade most owners choose. It slides in and out in seconds, catching husks and scraps and holding fresh foods securely. That means cleaner cages, faster daily swaps and less waste. It is available for both the Small and Large Seed Cube.
Myth: a bigger feeder is always better. The reality is that an oversized feeder can overwhelm a smaller parrot. Matching the Cube to your bird's size keeps feeding relaxed and safe.
"My pair of conures happily share the Small Cube. Seed mess has basically disappeared."
Sarah, WA
"We moved our galah onto the Large Cube and she stopped flicking food everywhere."
Daniel, SA
"Our macaw finally has a feeder that actually fits him. The Large Cube is solid and safe."
Priya, QLD
2 sizes
Small and Large Seed Cube
Under 250g
Birds suited to the Small
250g+
Birds suited to the Large
Macaw safe
Large Cube strength
Most popular size
$89.99
The Small Seed Cube suits budgies, cockatiels, conures, lovebirds and a single ringneck. Wider birds like galahs, eclectus and macaws take the Large.
Shop Seed CubeCockatiels are best suited to the Small Seed Cube. Up to two can feed side by side comfortably.
Yes. Up to two budgies can comfortably eat together in the Small Cube. For larger flocks, the Large is recommended.
Macaws. They brace on the perch and reach in with head and shoulders rather than climbing fully inside like smaller birds. The Large is macaw safe.
You do not have to, but most owners do. The Easy-Tray makes feeding cleaner and faster and lets you offer fresh foods with less mess. Small and Large trays are available.
Yes. Seed Cubes use Talon-Hooks and mount inside or outside safely.
The right size comes down to your bird's body size and your cage space. Smaller parrots take the Small, larger parrots take the Large, and the 250 gram mark is the line between them. Measure up, run the Bird Finder, and add an Easy-Tray if you want the cleanest feed.
