can the wire floor be removed for the cage to used as a guinea pig cage?
1890525
The wire floor is completely removable, but then the ramp would be practically useless since it is designed to sit on the floor. The pan is quite deep though, and your guinea pig might not be able to see out.
1890526
Yes it can. I have 2 used cages for sale if you are interested. My cell # is 816-616-6792
1890527
The wire floor can be removed and you could just use the bottom for a guinea pig
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.
16275
Frankly, I was never able to correctly secure the cage to the fan. I finally used fine guage wire to secured the cage to the frame by neatly wrapping the two together. So for me, removal of the cage to clean will be pretty simple. Even with that problem, I am very happy with this purchase.
792332
It's very small, I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't give my guinea pigs very much room, just as much as their cage.
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.
398934
You can just leave the grate out and it will give your guinea lots of room in the fluffy bedding. I added one hole on the middle of each side on the bottom tray, up at the top. I use a zip tie and this gives it more support. I use mine for our 2 pet ducks, they are kind of heavy so we had to do that. I just cut the ties off when I need to change the tray and replace them. The tray is really deep and no litter goes on the floor. You can build a little house with steps so he/she can come up and see everyone. This cage is huge, it is a little smaller than a baby crib, it's that big.
432501
You could use that, but it is somewhat lightweight so be sure to secure it/keep it safe from any other critters that may be outside :-) We use a rabbit/guinea pig cage with the plastic bottom and coated metal grates from about halfway up.
2096173
You could put a small litter box (12x12 inch max) in there but it would be crowded. Also, the wire mesh floor fits into the black pan. Which slides into two rails under the cage. So if you don't use the wire mesh/pan, you won't have a floor and the rabbits can get out. We have two large Californian rabbits in ours, which is pretty crowded. But the door is open and they roam freely during the day. They are put in at night and we have had no problems.
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.
923068
It is wire i dont reccomend the cage, the construction is very poor. The welds holding the bars let loose easily. I woiuldbe afraid a chinchilla would be hurt on this cage.
762910
It is possible, but will require some handy work. The main bolt can be removed. You could remove the stand and thread the bolt through the cage. I believe they also make an X model of this specifically for that purpose.
1245787
I don't know. I used it for a guinea pig cage. :)Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1422384
No, guinea pigs need a lot of space. Google how to make a C & C cage for guinea pigs...they're easy to make. We used this cage as a temporary home while we went on vacation and the piggies went to a friend's house, but it is way too small to be their permanent home.
987702
I am returning the habitat because of the design. The openings through the side wire are very small and it would be very hard to clean without taking the whole cage apart.
1924086
Not really!! Very large. I have 2 Netherland Dwarf rabbits in mine and my nieces have their 2 guinea pigs in there cage.
202007
Yes it can. I removed the wire bottom from my own. It is completely optional.
1666476
This cage is really nice but my husband has to lift the top off for me. It's quite large and heavy. But it sure is a nice cage. I don't think guinea pigs use that much space. My rat runs all over it. But yes, it's big and heavy for a lady.