Does the cage set up similar soft crates with the spring assisted tubes? Are the tubes sturdy? I need to be able to hang stuff for sugar gliders.
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I found it a sturdy crate for what it was designed for. Have not needed to hang anything from the tubes so cant answer that.
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The crate is very sturdy and sets up easily. I think they are spring assisted. I use it for my dog who is 35 lbs. with no issues. I am very happy with it.
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They have spring-assisted tubes - as for hanging stuff from them? I can't speak to that. It works as it is designed: to create a rectangular box for your dog to stay in while being easily portable.
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I do t know what sugar gliders are. The tubes are sturdy. I love the crate. We've used it for our puppy when we got him in De emcee and now at 7 months he still is comfortable. We have taken it out car on road trips including NYC, Providence and Philadelphia.
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I think it is fine, the perch is really sturdy and you will always want to add extra perches of different textures for their feet anyways. It is a great cage we love it!
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Very easy to put together. VERY hard to unpack! It was very well packed. That being said, some acrylic was damaged. However it's a cage that we ordered for a vacation home, so I just kept it. It's pretty easy to clean. What kind of bird do you have? There is not much flexibility in hanging perches. Also the supplier was extremely helpful with delivery.
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It may be a little big for a sugar glider, but then again they may love it. The previous answer mentioned knocking it over easily and that is true, if you don't anchor it to something with the attached Velcro strap. I would definitely anchor it for sugar gliders since they are much smaller and you don't want it tipping over on them. I have one in my ferrets cage attached to the side with the strap and they love it, no tipping!! I also have one in their play area outside the cage which isn't attached to anything and that one they do tip over and scatter the balls, but they have a blast doing it, so I don't mind. It may be a little big for a sugar glider, but then again they may love it. The previous answer mentioned knocking it over easily and that is true, if you don't anchor it to something with the attached Velcro strap. I would definitely anchor it for sugar gliders since they are much smaller and you don't want it tipping over on them. I have one in my ferrets cage attached to the side with the strap and they love it, no tipping!! I also have one in their play area outside the cage which isn't attached to anything and that one they do tip over and scatter the balls, but they have a blast doing... » Read More It may be a little big for a sugar glider, but then again they may love it. The previous answer mentioned knocking it over easily and that is true, if you don't anchor it to something with the attached Velcro strap. I would definitely anchor it for sugar gliders since they are much smaller and you don't want it tipping over on them. I have one in my ferrets cage attached to the side with the strap and they love it, no tipping!! I also have one in their play area outside the cage which isn't attached to anything and that one they do tip over and scatter the balls, but they have a blast doing it, so I don't mind. « Show Less
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As a veterinary technician, I would definitely recommend a critter nation cage for sugar gliders due to the smaller spaces between the bars.
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Yes, however I bought this cage for my cockatiel and it practically collapsed when trying to put it together.. I'm not sure if it's faulty, but it seemed the pieces didn't all fit together and I just had to lug the thing away to ship it back. I bought the one from Petco instead.. A little bit more, but it's legit.
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I purchased this cage for sugar gliders and was very happy with the extras that came with it such as the shelf, ladder, perches, and feeding cups. This does not take up alot of space in my one bedroom apartment and there is plenty of space for you tow cocatiels to avoid one another. Two feeders for each side of the cage so you could also assign them their own feeder cups.
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I have a red lorred amazon in this cage and it's fine. Added extra bowls since the two small plastic bowls weren't enough. Toys and perches go on easily. It was difficult to put together but is very sturdy. There is nothing to attach to at the top of cage for swings etc. I had to string a toy from one side to the other and attach other toys to that one to hang things in the center. Wires are about 1/2 inch. I also have a grey but use a different cage for her.
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I am using it for 2 gliders... there is definitely enough room for them, I have the feeding doors tied down. The sliding up and down doors can be annoying. also it is a little wobbly but totally secure and safe for them. If you are going to get a wheel get a smaller one because I had to take the cage partially apart to get my wheel in. It is a pain to assemble and disassemble. The cleaning tray makes it easy to clean up though.. slide wipe, done. If you get it I suggest only putting in one shelf, or maybe no shelves, I had 3 in at one time, but less shelves=more toys. I am looking for a cage of about the same size that would be a bit better to work with right now. I would say this is a decent starter cage since I started with it.
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We love this cage! Our two parakeets have so much room to play and fly around. You do have to be careful when rolling it around because the stand doesn't attach to the cage.
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I hooked mine up using one of the small tubes as an attachment, that was the only way I could use it with the cage (I have Super Pet CritterTrail cage too but different from yours). I have to admit, I have had my little school bus for almost a year now and I now have to put tape on the little clear door b/c it does not hold on its own anymore, I'm just sharing my experience on this item with you.
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How do u mean? I have 2 chinchillas that are using the cage. From what I know about sugar gliders (wish I could have them here in Hawaii but can't) I think it would suffice because it's tall enough for them to move around (they need more of a tall area vs a big low cage, right? ). My chins love it and they can't chew threw the bottom like superpet cages that have the metal bars but the bottom is plastic.
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The cage is real sturdy. Doesn't fall, or wobble. As well, it can be taken apart to be put away. It's not a hard process, but pretty easy.
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Absolutely, my 48lb BC mix walks into it and sleeps in it at night by is choice. He easily got out of other crates I had that were in the $200 range. His brother is fine in the other type to a degree, he chewed all the plastic. The cage you are considering doesn't have anything for chewing. It's a great cage, I highly recommend this cage, price is high but worth it!
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Hi Bernadette,It has already been answered,and I agree, the cages are not built to be hung,it would be unsafe and unstable.Otherwise may I say I have 5 of the cages and they are excellent,once you and birds get used to the layout.Regards,Doran L
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I would be careful when transporting in this cage, it has held up fine being a stationary 'kennel' in our home, but I have noticed the wires are not as strong as you might like for traveling. For example, a heavy laundry bag makes the top/ceiling part of the cage droop. And United airlines is the best to fly animals. They really take care of them.
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It's a pretty cheap cage anyway....you don't have to use the stand that comes with it. The cage is not attached to the base. I want to mention that our 4 parakeets love the cage and we love it too. Great cage for the money!