What about cages and habitats for chinchillas? What are "the good" and "the not so good"?
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our chinchillas live in there and they are easy cages to clean, but the chinchillas tent do munch on the plastic.
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I bought this for my chinchilla and it's perfect for my smaller home. It's easy to assemble and take apart for cleaning. As long as you look for a cage with plastic shelves and ramps so their feet don't get stuck you're okay.
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This cage has a lot of plastic ramps but the cage itself is not plastic. The bottom part of the cage is plastic. I do not know lots of info about chinchillas but here are some youtube.com videos on the subject of chinchilla cages....hope this helps...chinchillas are so cute! http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=chinchilla+cages+and+cares&page;=&utm;_source=opensearch
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Sorry--we ended up returning the cage, so I can't answer your question. (We realized that we couldn't keep our two hamsters together because they had started fighting, so we kept them in smaller separate cages.
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I used this as a good travel cage if they were going to and from the vet for example but I would not use this as a primary cage, its definitely not big enough (especially if you have two rats, which is good because the are social). A good cage size to look for would be the petco rat manor. The rat manor enclosure does have wire than can be sharper (especially as it ages) in some places so I just cut little blankets to put over the wire and it worked perfect. It also is fairly easy to clean too. For just a bit more you get a way better enclosure.
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I'm not sure about chinchillas, it works great for puppies and small dogs. I don't know enough about the behavior characteristics to say it will work. It sets up and folds for storage very easily.
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There is a slight space between the tray and the cage where my chinchilla managed to keep escaping. I think with a rabbit and its size that you might be okay.
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No definitely not big enough for chinchillas. It's just the size of a regular hamster cage, just taller so they have room to exercise
83392
Yes it would serve well for a Chinchilla. The wheels do come off, as they are caster wheels. This is a very nice cage!Just be sure if you purchase to follow directions well for assembly
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Yes, you can remove the wire on the bottom, but the only thing is that there is a little space between the tray and the cage. It shouldn't be a problem if your chinchillas are full-grown.
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I used this cage for my Lionhead Bunny and he had a small litter pan and also had a small box for his bed. This helps keep the area a bit cleaner in my opinion. The bottom tray slides out for cleaning purposes.
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It will work great for a chinchilla, When I put them in my parrots cage it may drip at first, I push the ball back a couple of times and it quits dripping.
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There are 2 small doors, one on each side for nest boxes, but I send my cage back. Way to expensive and went to the Chino swap meet. They sell them there (exact cage) for $10.00, and I bought a lot of 6 cages in the box so he sold all six to me for $54.00 which makes it $9.00 each. You may want to try your local swap meet!! Good luck
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If this were to be a second outdoor enclosure with lots of climbing and basking spaces, as well as a shaded area and watering place, it would be.As a primary enclosure, the other responders are correct: they need wider enclosures.:)
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I have to say that we only have one chinchilla and he loves this cage. It's really roomy and just enough levels for him.
83391
Excellent cage for a Chinchilla. Ours is very happy there. We bought tiles from Home Depot and put shavings on newspaper on the floors. Wheels could come off, but not too sure you'd want to put it on a table. It's a tall cage.
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Zoo med, however the cage won't retain much heat if any at all. There is so much ventilation it's almost useless to use a pad. If your reptile needs heat consider bulbs emitting Heat rays downward...
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we put pieces of plexi glass around the front sides & back of zippys cage to help keep his poop off of our floors it helps a bunch the cage still needs to be cleaned every day still because this little bugger puts out about 300 poops a day as for making a mess on the inside of the cage a chin gonna do what a chins gonna dohttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/kathy5/20131003_191522_zps711b6f4e.jpghttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/kathy5/20131003_191544_zpsf84e011e.jpg