Is there a way for me to remove the wire on the bottom of the cage and just let my chinchillas run around on the tray?
1860054
Yes. The bottom wire should just lift out but you will need to take the cage apart a bit to do it
1860055
I'm not sure what you mean- your chinchillas SHOULD just be running around on the tray. The wire bottom of the cage is only meant to hold up the tray. If your tray is not on top of the wire bottom, you have put it together slightly wrong. Note that the wire bottom is easily removable (i.e. by tilting up one side and sliding it out), and that the plastic tray fits on top of the wire bottom. So just put the plastic tray on top of the wire bottom and slide BOTH pieces back in with the tray on top. Does that make sense?
1860056
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.
1860057
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.
513214
The panels are attached without option of taking apart. However, chicken wire is cheap and could be used to separate two bunnies.
1886338
I think you could with wire cutters, but it might affect the structural integrity of the cage. The other issue is that it might leave sharp pointy wires if you clip out the bottom and don't sand them smooth.
318917
I have found that the breeder box works best on horizontal bars. If you have a bigger door on the cage you can put it in the door and still close the door.
2974
We did not like the wire floor either, so we put the metal tray above the wire so that sit on the tray. It can be a little noisy when they move around a lot, but more comfortable for the pup.
296798
You can leave out the wire floor piece without a structural problem. However, the plastic ramp that angles from the shelf to the floor wouldn't work as well (it would be very steep). Depending on the type of pet you have, this doesn't matter (I have a chinchilla and removed the plastic ramps because he kept chewing on them).
296800
The wire floor itself is a completely separate piece so you have the option of just having the bottom tray as a floor. It's easier to clean if you have the wire floor in though, as you can completely pull out the bottom tray like a drawer and empty it. We have kept the wire floor in and our chinchilla does just fine with it.
467679
There are the cage grates to hang toys in the inside of the cage. The tray slides in on top of those bars. I hope that answers your question.
251288
The top panel of the cage is a solid piece. If you are comfortable with cutting and filing down the wires to modify it yourself, it is possible. It was not designed to be added on to.
2043461
I think you can move it to one side or the other, but it has to be at the level where you see the top and bottom of the cage meeting.
507998
Its SUPER easy. If you are wanting to change the "litter", you just pop off the wire part from the bottom via the snaps on the side. Dump, change, done. If you are wanting a deep clean (do this every so often!), pop the wire part off, take the tunnels, platforms, wheel, and cover off and wipe them down with a disinfectant wipe (I sometimes put them in boiling water too). Dry and you're good to put it back together. The little green part at the top acts as a holding cage too (if you have tiny hamsters that is), so they are in a safe place while you clean. I've had this for a while now and I LOVE it. And so does my little hammy Dokken! Its SUPER easy. If you are wanting to change the "litter", you just pop off the wire part from the bottom via the snaps on the side. Dump, change, done. If you are wanting a deep clean (do this every so often!), pop the wire part off, take the tunnels, platforms, wheel, and cover off and wipe them down with a disinfectant wipe (I sometimes put them in boiling water too). Dry and you're good to put it back together. The little green part at the top acts as a holding cage too (if you have tiny hamsters that is), so they are in a safe place while you clean. I've had this... » Read More Its SUPER easy. If you are wanting to change the "litter", you just pop off the wire part from the bottom via the snaps on the side. Dump, change, done. If you are wanting a deep clean (do this every so often!), pop the wire part off, take the tunnels, platforms, wheel, and cover off and wipe them down with a disinfectant wipe (I sometimes put them in boiling water too). Dry and you're good to put it back together. The little green part at the top acts as a holding cage too (if you have tiny hamsters that is), so they are in a safe place while you clean. I've had this for a while now and I LOVE it. And so does my little hammy Dokken! « Show Less
1286161
It would be hard to put together without the bottom wire, but I guess if you tried you could do it. It would leave a pretty big gap that small birds could easily get out of.
841682
This is not a good cage for small rodents. I had a chinchilla in this cage and he escaped daily through the tray and the wires. If you are considering this cage for any small rodent just be prepared for the animals escape.
1060259
No, you cannot, without drilling a hole in the bottom. In addition this cage is too small and unsafe so please do not buy it for the sake of your pet. A larger cage may be more expensive, (rat cages are good) but they will give your pet(s) better quality of life.
658150
yes you can. the bottom of the cage and the tray are seperate from the stand. our birds dig the extra space.
2976
We put the tray on top since our dogs don't have "accidents" in the cage. They really didn't like the feel of the wire floor so we just changed the two out
1086159
There are several holes on bottom where you can either screw directly into cage or use an adapter plate..