I have three guineas that are growing and they are in need of an upgrade. If I got two of these habitats, could they be put together and if so, how?
1964803
That is very easy. You can put the walls to the cage any way you want. You see the piece with the ramp, take the cage and start the unfolding process over making sure that when your rectangle is done, the ramp is in the place that you want it to be. Then take the new cage and put the ramp on that one in the same position so when you let the ramps down on each cage, it forms a bridge. You have to have the piece that covers the ramp cause walking on the bars without the cover will hurt the piggies feet. You can buy it alone or buy the "deluxe" cage and this comes with it. Another way is to get a plyers and take the center piece out, attaching just the four corners. This is what I did. However, you have to cut the bottom in the center so it lays flat or the pigs will eat it. When you change its shape, just put some take over the seam you cut and it will be like new. You can do just about anything with these cages.....your piggies will be very happy! :)
1964804
The inserts that come with the habitats show how you can configure 2 together either end-to-end or in an L-shape. The panels are modular and you can remove one of the 6 panels to make an "opening" to connect it in with the other habitat. We've not yet done this but it looks very easy. We keep one as a "running gym" and the other as a living area and rotate them in and out. But since the pigs enjoy variety we plan to connect them in an L shape at some point.
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I don't see why not. You just buy another run and do not screw in the end piece. I have three chickens and I let them free range. They only go in their coop at night or to lay. Barely spending any time in the run. I think three chickens is too much for a run that size. It is not too much space at all.
1075755
yes, if you are familiar with nest available for purchase these can be added to this cage. I have four in mine. They are fairly easy to attach anywhere you choose inside the cage. have fun
479926
I love this set up myself. but I have 3 Degu's in it comfortably... not as big as rats. I'd day maybe 2 maybe 3 rats would fit?? Ive had the cage 1 year and happy!
287882
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.
427348
The space between bars is the same as a habitat spacing. They shouldn't be able to fit between. Although, we live in the country and I know rodents are crafty and determined, I wire tied the corners so there would be no room for failure. Hope that helps.
528796
At the same time? Probably not. My Congo African Grey fits well enough for travel and short periods of time but he can pretty much just turn around and the perch isn't very big so you'd have to add one.
706338
It would be fine for a single gecko. If you are going to have multiple I would use a larger habitat.
524093
Yes they can, but I would recommend a bigger cage. I got this for my green cheeked Conure as an outside, second cage and ringnecks are slightly larger. Parrots get bored so easily and a bigger cage will give them more space to play in.
627701
No. These are 2 cages stacked top to bottom with a closeable hatch on the bottom of the top cage. You can actually separate them and use them as 2 stand-alone cages (we moved our pet this way when we moved...)
1960887
I think two in the Large and three in the XL would be ok. You could get three in the L but they may be cramped. The guinea pigs I've seen are slightly smaller than my bunny and I wouldn't put three in his cage personally. Hope this helps!
144484
Yes, if they would use whole cage. My senagal seems to use just top half. But 2 birds could enjoy this cage.
414292
For guinea pigs, yes... I'd use zip ties and not the little plastic connectors to make it secure and make a coroplast base... C&C all the way =D.
1794034
Yep you can. I think these cages are great as add-ons on a more adequate cage :)
1000932
you can put two in there for a short time because they will probably spend most of their time on the bottom anyway like mine LOVES to do....but as they get bigger they like their own space and they would out grow. The top portion of the the hutch is not a large space ....the nesting box is about the size of large boot box.
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Definitely not big enough using the divider, but might be if you use one stack as one cage. We're pushing the limits by keeping Parrotlets pairs in them. *we also own a Nanday Conure that's kept in a larger cage*
1008496
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?