what is the height of the inside? How many Guinea hens will it fit? Can it fit 15-20 keets up to 6 weeks?
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It will fit that many keets, but no hens will fit inside. It is probably about 8 inches to 10 inches tall inside, but I am having an ice storm outside at the moment and don't really want to go outside to measure it. The ads should probably give you the vertical height. Anyway, just watch your keets for overcrowding. The brooder is not really intended to keep chicks and keets inside to that age, but I have done it when the weather was bad; and I know how keets are. Sometimes they seem dedicated to the idea that dying is better than living. So I understand the question. Just watch that they have enough room to move around, and keep emptying the poo tray. It will fit that many keets, but no hens will fit inside. It is probably about 8 inches to 10 inches tall inside, but I am having an ice storm outside at the moment and don't really want to go outside to measure it. The ads should probably give you the vertical height. Anyway, just watch your keets for overcrowding. The brooder is not really intended to keep chicks and keets inside to that age, but I have done it when the weather was bad; and I know how keets are. Sometimes they seem dedicated to the idea that dying is better than living. So I understand the question. Just watch that they... » Read More It will fit that many keets, but no hens will fit inside. It is probably about 8 inches to 10 inches tall inside, but I am having an ice storm outside at the moment and don't really want to go outside to measure it. The ads should probably give you the vertical height. Anyway, just watch your keets for overcrowding. The brooder is not really intended to keep chicks and keets inside to that age, but I have done it when the weather was bad; and I know how keets are. Sometimes they seem dedicated to the idea that dying is better than living. So I understand the question. Just watch that they have enough room to move around, and keep emptying the poo tray. « Show Less
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I've never raised guineas(I have used it for chickens) but I wouldn't have anything taller than 4-5 inches in it. I wouldn't put more than 100 day-old chickens in it. When they've gotten to be about 4" tall 50 would be the most I'd attempt to fit. I would recommend having a way to feed and water inside of the brooder. A day-old chicken can't reach the openings to eat out of from inside the brooder. They can fit through the holes intended for them to reach through and eat for the first couple of weeks. I have found floor brooding to be simpler and produce healthier birds.
287883
The inside height is 10 inches. I'm not sure what you mean by keets. We had 52 meat birds in the brooder for 4 weeks and there was adequate space. If you have any more questions please feel free to ask again.
287884
Hello, You can fit about 50 keets up to 6 weeks. I had up to 80 chicks in mine.
805901
Yes that's perfect. It's the perfect size for a guinea pig. A large guinea pig shouldn't live in there it's whole life but if it is just temporary, that is fine.
1959672
I don't know the exact dimensions but it is plenty of room for two guinea pigs. It fits on a small table just fine
312183
I just measured the inside of mine and it's 22" long (max), 13 1/2 h and 13" wide - a tight fit for your kitty. I would agree with several of your other responders -ok for short distances, though would avoid for longer distances. You want your best friends to be more than comfortable. (mine inside measures 22"l x 13.5"w and 13"h. Personally, I would opt to the next size up.
1835754
I think this would work well as a home for 3 guinea pigs. I used this for 3 puppies I was raising, probably pretty close to the size of guinea pigs, and it was perfect.
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I don't know how the manufacturer would reply to that question but I only used mine for a broody hen and one chick (for about a month). The hen was a small silkie. I think several more chicks, had she had more - would have fit just fine. So yes, I think it will fit six quail. But there won't be a lot of extra room for them to move around with.
1362095
Plenty large for one guinea pig (at one point we even had two) and yes, it fits in doorways. You can carry it long ways and it is a 2-part cage.
1236721
Inside length (front to back) is 18", inside width (side to side) is 12", inside height (top to bottom) is 12" We have a tall, 15 pounder that fits comfortably ( and loves it!!)
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Inside length (front to back) is 18", inside width (side to side) is 12", inside height (top to bottom) is 12"We have a tall, 15 pounder that fits comfortably ( and loves it!!)
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the two story section is 40" tall.. x 55" wide (this includes the outside enclosure. These measurements are for the cage itself (the food storage bins are not included) To me it is very small. I have a large rabbit. and this cage is way toooo small for her. My 2 small guinea pigs fit better in it but do not use it due to the metal floors on the inside housing section. It now sits in my backyard being unused. Darn it!! since it cost quit a bit.
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Maybe 12" x 12"?Bantams and petite hens only in here. I use these to grow out chicks to about 4 months. Not for any more than 2-3 small adults and that's if you move it to fresh grass daily. Also don't leave out in winter or it will fall apart.
745671
I will have to look and get back with you tomorrow. I ordered this cage for my granddaughter's guinea pig. It is nice size but I don't know off hand what the spacing is. I will let you know
2236242
We regret this specific information is not available. With the measurements of the item it is likely that between 3-4 eggs will fit inside.
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I believe it's 6" - certainly not 3". It holds a little over 1 cup of dog food.
831499
I have 5 hens and it lasts about 3 weeks but it's not the hottest months yet either, there really is no answer to your question, it depends on how often you want to fill it
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We have had up to 60 chickens at one time and 60 meat birds at another time. They fit comfortably until about 3 weeks and began getting cramped. But you can put any bird in it and the best thing about this brooder is you can adjust the windows to the feeders depending on the size of bird and it keeps their water clean and food clean!!! Hope this helped!
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You can just leave the grate out and it will give your guinea lots of room in the fluffy bedding. I added one hole on the middle of each side on the bottom tray, up at the top. I use a zip tie and this gives it more support. I use mine for our 2 pet ducks, they are kind of heavy so we had to do that. I just cut the ties off when I need to change the tray and replace them. The tray is really deep and no litter goes on the floor. You can build a little house with steps so he/she can come up and see everyone. This cage is huge, it is a little smaller than a baby crib, it's that big.