What color is the extra large cage? Is this ok for a baby guinea pig (from a bar width perspective)?
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Our cage is green and I would think it would work fine for a baby guinea pig. I'm not sure how small they are when they are babies (I had guinea pigs as a child) but my daughter had baby rats in hers and did just fine...
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I have the one with 11 panels and it's pretty big, enough for a puppy or other small critter. I used it for my piggy, and it was too big for my living room. Other than that, really great product.
1408953
I got an acrylic cage for my Rosie and Citron, the cage you asked about it will not work for a grey. Its not really tall enough. I got the one you asked about a long while ago to use for my Conure
189505
Well I didn't even get the cage that's pictured. I'm sure the one they sent me is a little bigger. It's pretty big, even for my two rats. You may want to try finding something a little smaller, unless you want a huge cage.
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I wouldn't recommend it i had 3 rats in it but it would be too small for even one guinea pig your better off getting a rabbitt cage that is longer this cage isnt long its more tall
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I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's for rabbits not guinea pigs. The sides are to high guinea pigs can't reach water bottle. And I have a large male Agouti guinea pig.
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It's very small, I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't give my guinea pigs very much room, just as much as their cage.
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the width is 20 inches at the very bottom.. it is a really nice size cage... i had a rabbit in there for a while but she grew out of it so i would recommend it for maybe dwarf bunnies or guinea pigs.. we have 2 guinea pigs right now and they absolutly love it.
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yes - definitely. The bars are spaced about an inch apart. Perfect for a guineau pig, ferret, or chinchilla but not a hamster.
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Not really!! Very large. I have 2 Netherland Dwarf rabbits in mine and my nieces have their 2 guinea pigs in there cage.
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I've been doing extensive research on guinea pigs and I've read that they need a large cage especially for exercise purposes. I'm planning on getting two guinea pigs. Is this cage big enough? Will they feel cramped?
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I think this cage would be fine for a max of two. We currently use this as a home for our Guinea Pig. It is the perfect size for her & allows her the room she needs with food dish, toys, etc. The deep walled removable bottom makes cleaning so easy too. For more than two rats, especially if they are adult - it also depends on their adult size. I would look for a much larger multi level cage to allow them a comfortable home. Rats like to travel & are very smart - larger cages allow them to move about & can be configured to "challenge" their minds. I've read several sites that recommend 2 sq feet per rat. I think this cage would be fine for a max of two. We currently use this as a home for our Guinea Pig. It is the perfect size for her & allows her the room she needs with food dish, toys, etc. The deep walled removable bottom makes cleaning so easy too. For more than two rats, especially if they are adult - it also depends on their adult size. I would look for a much larger multi level cage to allow them a comfortable home. Rats like to travel & are very smart - larger cages allow them to move about & can be configured to "challenge" their minds. I've read several sites that... » Read More I think this cage would be fine for a max of two. We currently use this as a home for our Guinea Pig. It is the perfect size for her & allows her the room she needs with food dish, toys, etc. The deep walled removable bottom makes cleaning so easy too. For more than two rats, especially if they are adult - it also depends on their adult size. I would look for a much larger multi level cage to allow them a comfortable home. Rats like to travel & are very smart - larger cages allow them to move about & can be configured to "challenge" their minds. I've read several sites that recommend 2 sq feet per rat. « Show Less
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Yes it's a HUGE cage...it's enough to keep a small litter in without a doubt...won't tip over. it comes with 8 rails; I broke my down to 4 because it was too big for my pit. I have a 21 pound 4 month old & it's still big enough to fit one more of her. It will slide on anything that's not carpet or dirt once they get heavy enough to jump fully onto cage. But I'm 5'6 and it comes about to my chest so my dog can't jump over it.
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I prefer this cage: Kaytee My First Home and Fiesta Complete Starter Kit for Guinea Pigs I bought one of these and the one that you have shown. They are basically the same size but the green bottomed is taller. The side clips on the green bottomed one are impossible to use, so I can not pick the cage up by the top without it becoming separated from the bottom. The one that I linked has better, sturdier clips so it supports the bottom and you can pick it up by the top without the bottom falling.
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It definitely can contain a Guinea Pig's ferocity. ;-) You can't pick the cage up from the top half. The latches keep the wired top in place but aren't strong enough to secure the bottom part if you lift it. I pick it up from the bottom or slide it around. It's very easy to clean. Lift off the top half to dump, clean and add new bedding.
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The spacing is about 1/3 inch wide~ so I feel it would work fine for a gerbil. Also the bottom 5 inchs is hard plastic. I actually made a balcony in half the cage and a ramp one it~ to give my guinea pig more space, since the cage is so tall.
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The whole bottom (all the green in the picture) is a heavy duty thick canvas. When you use the velcro to attach it to the cage it pulls it tight so it is fairly "firm". You can pick the cage up and carry it and it holds its shape. We cover the bottom each week with cheap disposable chuck pads (thin blue incontinence pads). You can get them cheap on Amazon. This way the bottom never gets wet or dirty. We like the cage a lot and it is a good size for 2-3 guinea pigs.