Hi- I'm making a ball pit for my ferret. About how many pkgs would you think it takes to fill an average size storage tub 2/3 of the way full? Thanks
190039
Well if you are using an average 35gal storage bin...I would say it would take like 3-5 bags of these. Rough estimate though.
1085166
Its not as big as it looks. My cat loves the carpet cover, but she is just a little too big to get inside. I kept it because I cannot carry it back to the post office and if she enjoys part of it, thats better than ignoring it. Im not sure how big your ferrets are, but they might like it. Im not really knowledgeable about them. The kitten on top tho, I missed that.
1822359
Duh. Use a square one smaller than the interior dimensions of your pit. I'd probably go with something about 10" so that you have about a 2" gap around the perimeter.
730863
If you are trying to fit it into the box for storage I would not because it bends and deforms the edges. I put store mine in a Rubbermaid tube approximately 10 gal I think. This way if there is a little bit of water in it, it will not damage the tub can withstand water.
1728665
I use my for a ball pit that has 1,800 balls in it and I have had four little ones in there playing with plenty of room. But swimming maybe a whole different story.
2156129
openings are 1.5 inches wide by 2 inches tall diamond shaped. I don't think a full sized ferret could fit through them
673504
Actually I feel ferrets would love this. The entrance and exit holes are too small for my cat, I just got it for the ball play toy. If you ferrets don't like to eat fuzzy carpet this should work great....in my humble opinion. MMiller
94634
The pellets aren't meant to fill the box... just barely cover the bottom. Too many pellets and the urine won't be able to drain through to the pad below as it should. Just use one bag for an initial fill and after each complete clean out. If you end up scooping out some of the pellets with the poop, you can add a bit back over time before the next complete clean.
1696498
the ball pit part is 3' by 4' and I have 600 balls in it and it is full. the bounce part is about 4' x 4' square and the ball pit is a little bit shorter
556352
No I didn't use it as a ball pit personally. You wouldn't be able to get very many to stack. Or they would fall out the side. I think it comes up 6-8" But since you would be using smaller balls you might. I'd say a couple hundred of the smaller.
1624051
I have two of the medium "crates" (more like taj ma hall compared to others) for my mini-Schnauzers. They are both in the 19 - 20 pound range and they have plenty of room. Add a pad and a blanket and they will be very content. This is the best way to safely pen your pet and be able to have it look like it belongs. Not your ugly wire crate where they risk catching their paw in the grid pattern.
2033934
I believe I put around 150 balls in the top container on my Lobster. It is a great machine. Worth the money to get your skill level back up.
1962445
Petco Uses really small ones that aren't a bad size, but the medium is really good. 7 1/2 inches of pure fun! They will enjoy it as my winter white dwarf does. I suggest spending the extra (like, 2 dollars?) and getting a medium. Just make sure you have room for 7 1/2 inch toys. ENJOY! :)
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If your trying to put all 3 dogs in one cage the. I would go with the largest. If your looking for individual cages than 3 of the mediums would work. I bought the xl for a 65lb pit and 2 of her could fit in it(not have much room). It might be a bit cramped for 3 dogs tho.
1508721
I usually fill it about 1/3 full with my dog's regular kibble--Wellness for large dogs--and then add a little of Milk Bone Trail Mix to sweeten the pot. Seems to make him happy!
1943823
That's a good question, and the answer will vary depending on your circumstances. Are you stacking them evenly, or will the weight be uneven? Will they be stacked against a wall or some other support or freestanding? Will they be full, overflowing with an uneven lid surface, or under-filled? Will the stack be in a protected place like a closet or in the open where kids and pets are a factor? How heavy will each tub be? I think you get my drift. The answer is very subjective.
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This is just right for a Golden Hamster. Habitrail makes another for dwarfs and I can't quite think of the name, but you can identify it because the tubing is significantly narrower. Hammy should enjoy this home. :)