Considering this as a cage for my two ferrets. What is the bottom of the cage like? The picture does not provide detail. Is clean up easy?
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Imo, it's definitely worth it! I have 3 of them...one for each Degu and they have plenty of room. The cage is sturdy and easy to clean. You can also take out the bottom grill part so they're just walking on the bedding. Hope this helps with your decision.
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yes - barely. I would recommend looking for a different cage - We have found it impossible to disassemble it - other than that, it is a fine cage, I would look at a different maker and a three tier - worth a little more money.
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They are about an inch apart. I had a ferret and he wasn't able to squeeze through. This cage is very durable, easy to clean, and you have options to move the levels in different ways. I really liked it. I think sid liked it too :)
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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.
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Buy a cheap aluminum baking sheet for the bottom to provide a way to keep the cage clean. You can easily lift that part of the cage to remove, clean and re insert the tray!.
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We have had ferrets and they are quite smart! I would take a small plastic slip tie and thread it around the holder which the bowl sits in then around a rung of their cage if the cage has a wire mesh to secure it. It would hold up quite well but attaching it to the cage would secure it. Hope that makes sense.
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It definitely can contain a Guinea Pig's ferocity. ;-) You can't pick the cage up from the top half. The latches keep the wired top in place but aren't strong enough to secure the bottom part if you lift it. I pick it up from the bottom or slide it around. It's very easy to clean. Lift off the top half to dump, clean and add new bedding.
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Yes, it's big enough for now, but once your ferret grows to maturity (and it doesn't take long) the cage will seem small. You'd be better off investing in a larger cage right away.
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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.
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It is possible, however the bottom floor pieces kind of a support for the shape of the cage. And if the ferrets get to the drawer they can kick out the drawer and get out of the bottom of the cage. Or at least the small ones can. I would suggest leaving the bottom wire piece in because the drawer is meant for cleaning up things like food spills and for dander.
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The bottom does come out and they can sit directly on the pan. I fine the wire bottom rather annoying. But our ferret doesn't seen to mind.
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This cage is perfect for two ferrets. My two love it. The layout is a little weird but overall it's an awesome cage.
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The last cage that I used had a grate at the bottom that I kept the litter in, so the chinchilla was not able to scatter it. It was much easier to clean also. I am thinking about putting something like that over the trays again. Make sure the grate is small, so they don't get their feet caught.
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The entire thing is made out of wrought iron. I've had this cage for over 2 years now, have had no problems. Is easy to clean. The photo does this cage no justice. I absolutely love mine! I have two conures that have PLENTY of room to piddle fart around lol. Good luck!
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There are two hooks that screw to the side of the cage. You don't have to unscrew it to take it out to clean it you just pull it from thew hooks and then when you're done hook it back
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Actually, I have devised ways to clean it without actually taking it apart, although I did once. On anlarge table I unhooked the clasps and carefully lifted the cage part off the base just high enough to clean and set it down adjacent to the base. It's very heavy (for me) and cumbersome so I don't clean it that way. I always cover the wire bottom grid with newspapers. These can easily be changed weekly or more often if you wish. Then I use a long vacuum wand to get under the grid which I lift at 1 end through the low seed cup doors.