Could multiple sets be purchased and put together to accommodate a larger number of chicks?
1652809
Yes that would work without a problem. The walls are also high enough that you won't have a problem with escapees.
1652810
I put two together for that exact reason. and it worked ok. The biggest issue is the side panels are not really strong and they tend to be too floppy if you add too many panels. Putting two together worked for me, but I would hesitate to try putting more together. I ended up putting 2 concrete blocks on the outside of the "pen" (spaced out) and tied the panels to them to make them more sturdy. I still have the panels and have used them 4 times, so far. I have been very pleased with the panels.
134043
I would assume you can because the upper and lower sections have tabs to connect them. Just be careful of continual taking apart - the tabs might get fragile and break - or have spare ones on hand. I Have my original smaller cage that I use for travel - but my birds only go to the vet and back.
987757
Oh that would be a nice option, but the sides are all one large piece, so it must be assembled entirely as a three-level cage.
2141210
You could expand it if they make a kit, I don't know. You could definitely buy two and make a ten bike rack and have two end pieces left over...
981211
You can buy more and more and keep adding them on, until you have a stack that reaches the sky :) But be careful, too many with things inside might be a bit heavy on the latches.
1007802
I would say yes, however, four would be the maximum number of animals this cage could house comfortably.
1988751
Yes, I think you could do that. I bought a twin size put I think the thick nest would be the same.
1069404
You probably could...it's not as big as it seems in the photos. We have R.I. Reds, and 2 full-grown chickens in there at once is a full house pretty much.
293736
yes, we have had as many as 3 at a time in it due to poor fitting pieces. The feeders are pretty but not really functional, more of a decorative piece. Large birds such as blue jays and dove can't use the feeder without injury.
318627
Probably not. I would enclose allof them with one continues line, but that depends on how large they all are
1489638
Possibly. But it would be unlikely they would like that idea as much as dogs like to "pick a spot" and this would very small for any such luxury! Lol. I would think a better option would be an area with bird netting. There are lots of options for that. I have some baby turkeys under some now and it was simpler than putting this together and looks pretty good.
960592
two would be plenty. One would likely not be quite enough, esp. if you have to do railing, balusters, and support posts.
1951900
Possibly a few. You can buy or make a nesting box, there is enough room inside. The yard isn't very big.
1904370
You may want to start with a basic set but with sufficient pieces to build different structures. For 2 of them, probably the 62 pc set may work.
981961
8 would be pushing its limits if you're including perches and toys. 6 would be alright but I wouldn't put 8 in there, personally.
2202823
It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
933732
Possible, yes. Advisable, no. It would not be safe to stack these higher than two per set.