Does the side opening for attaching a breeding box match up with the plastic Vision breeding box? I am a first-time breeder, just learning.
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I'm sorry, Amazon has made a mistake. I have never bought this item and know nothing about it.
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I never pierced my eggs. Not sure how large extra large is but it probably will work. Id think the worst case would be to skip a slot and tilt very large ones, but I have never had to do that.No ostrich eggs tho, ok?
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Yes, mine opens outward. I love my vision gage. No more feathers and seeds all over the floor. Cage is simple to clean.
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I agree that you will likely need to align the lid. I did this with the help of the youtube videos on my egg. It is not difficult. Good Luck!
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The two side holes are individual. The top and bottom holes go to one space. I have House Wrens that moved into mine but they only use the conjoined top and bottom holes. It is a beautiful bird house though :)
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I am fairly certain the placement of the cat opening is not interchangeable. However, I am currently checking with the manufacturer to confirm this information. I will contact you back as soon as more information is received.
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That's a common problem. I've tried cutting them down to fit and just wedging them in... Neither worked very well at all. What has ultimately worked was drilling two holes in the front/top of the boxes and getting some fine gauge stainless steel wire and running the wire through the holes to attach to the cage. It seems like a lot of work, but honestly, I like the boxes enough to make the modifications worthwhile. Good luck!
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I attached mine to an old piece of a cage siding, and then tied the extra cage piece to the inside of the breeding cage. I also glued a little hook to the top of the box and tied it to the cage. That helped to keep in steadier. I have a couple of the Petco Cockatiel Barn Roof cages that have one very high area. There was plenty of room for my budgie pair in the cage, even with the box sitting on the cage floor.
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No the side door is just a screen that zips up and down works beautifully for my two miniature schnauzer's that sleep in it every night. When it gets real sunny I do drape cloth over it to keep them from them thinking that still time to play. I love this crate and in fact this is my second one I travel all week so I keep one at my second area that I working at. The fold-down really easy but I found it was just easier to keep one at my secondary.
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Hi Ronnie, the picture on Amazon shows the correct side up. I have had my nippers for a few months and love them.Steve
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Neither, actually. They slide through, and you put a pin in on the other side. It was exactly like the ones that came with the cage. I believe it is a 1-inch opening. It is exactly what I wanted and needed, and I recommend it.
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The openings for the seed are not. The opening on top is all steel. The cage is small enough that it keeps out all but the small birds
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we thought about putting plastic over the opening. just glue it or screw it on top of hole like a door flap. but if you put enough hay inside they realy dont need it.joey
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They make a model to fit corners. I have the oval and corner design boxes. Best quality litter boxes I have purchased.
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It looks like it would only fit on the side, and that would greatly detract from the looks of the aquarium, plus you have a built in filter, so that function would be overkill. I would look for a in tank UV light, or a different aquarium option.
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The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean and add new wood chips, lol. Makes it much easier. The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean... » Read More The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean and add new wood chips, lol. Makes it much easier. « Show Less
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We used a piece of choroplast in ours. I would say the opening is a little bit smaller than a centemeter.