Could you put the tray in the grill slot? I am getting a hedgehog & the grill is bad for their feet, but I wouldn't want the gap btwn. cage & tray!
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I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid 600022;pgid=_P1a0TWIbC5SRpRa3boS3bSj0000rIr8hK-t;sid=SjAjTZ8t8gQmTcuiJkRmSa8nD0x0X3wmFpZc07hI?var_id=36-20362&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I am very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. Best of luck! I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid... » Read More I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid 600022;pgid=_P1a0TWIbC5SRpRa3boS3bSj0000rIr8hK-t;sid=SjAjTZ8t8gQmTcuiJkRmSa8nD0x0X3wmFpZc07hI?var_id=36-20362&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I am very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. Best of luck! « Show Less
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we no longer possess this product so I can't check for you to make sure but I believe you might be able to, or at least fix it up to work. If hedgehogs chew though, it may be a problem.
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Hedgies don't need vertical space, and will often walk right off shelves and ramps, causing them to get hurt. I wouldn't recommend this cage for a hedgehog at all.
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How many inches does the charcoal "tray" pop out? I worry that I will need to constantly move my grill in order to clean out old charcoals (space is tight here in NYC)
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Yes, you can remove the tray and liner but make sure that the metal grate in the cage bottom is secure. And, the height is ~11 inches off the ground.
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The tray can be adjusted however you wish- they are clasps that clip onto the sides. However, it still leaves a LOT of room between the child and the tray. More food in lap than in mouth, not recommended.
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I have a super pet critter trail cage the 2 level one and it fits perfectly fine on mine I have no problems with it and there is no gaps when it is hooked on the cage. It fits on tubes to just be careful were you place the dispenser to much food will make your tubes slant down a little. But other than that im glad I got this product:)
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Since there are two drop doors on the front,I suspect you could rig one there. The lower side doors could also be adapted,you'd give up one set of food dishes. I have a rather large spherical bath in mine and still plenty of room for a pair. A box would probably fit. Mama's can have 5 or even 6 kiddos though. If I was still into breeding,I'd buy the large cage and plan on a few more down the road.Good luck Carol
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Once you use the grill it should fit a little better... Also put it together (Legs lock on the lid) while it is still warm NOT HOT just warm. The metal is not heavy weight so it is alittle (warped if you will). However, this is one of the best grills of its kind. It weighs less than HALF of the other grills of the same size. If you still have issues. contact Char-Broil and they will work with you.Hope this helps.
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I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to use dust free cat litter in the bottom tray. Keeps the odor down to a minimum. I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to... » Read More I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to use dust free cat litter in the bottom tray. Keeps the odor down to a minimum. « Show Less
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The last cage that I used had a grate at the bottom that I kept the litter in, so the chinchilla was not able to scatter it. It was much easier to clean also. I am thinking about putting something like that over the trays again. Make sure the grate is small, so they don't get their feet caught.
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You really can put it either way but, I found that if you put the grate on top of the tray you can not hang things like toys from the top inside of the cage. So, my parrot like the grate under the tray :)
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Better use a mitt, the tray does not slide out automatically. My old one did that, but unfortunately, it bit the dust.
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no there was a gap for the tray to slide in. also the grate slides in above it.
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Yes,there is a grating on the bottom underneath the plastic.I also use a comfy pad on top of the tray.The plastic does not slide around.I have the small size for a 7 pound Chi.
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Sorry, but that will not work. The tray is designed to fit on the bottom of a feeder hanging from a pole. Good luck.
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There is grating under the tray. We put a bed/mat in addition to the tray. My 80 lb lab is very comfortale in the 36" size.
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The bottom grate is a separate piece that fits over the bottom plastic tray. You can leave it off of you like. It may affect how well the plastic tray fits in, but I have done that before.
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I wish I had an answer for you. A bigger tray may help???Take Care and good luck