I have been researching &amp; looking for "Sugar Glider" Cages...my question is "Can a Sugar Glider squeeze Out of the 1/2" inch cage bars?"
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I would say no a sugar glider would not be able to squeeze out of a 1/2 inch spacing wire cage.
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Hi, thank you for your question and Yes! I have two that are now full size and they have plenty of room to cuddle and be on different levels as well. This cage is so worth the money, easy to clean and has not given me any problems since I have had it. Go for it!
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This cage is too small for a sugar glider. They need a tall cage with branches to climb.
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Do not think this would be adequate for a sugar glider. Two or Three rats yes but I would think the term gliding would mean larger
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Hello. We have three Budgies in this cage and are very happy with it. I measured the spacing between the bars to be 5/8" so there are absolutely no concerns about the birds either getting out or getting trapped. Hope this helps.
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The bars are very narrowly spaced. We just got two baby rats after one of our girls died (we now have four females in the cage), and there is no way they can get skinny enough to squeeze through. The space between the bars is probably about 3/8 inch. The cage is very well designed and won't pinch them anywhere either (like in the door). We have been very happy with this cage!
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This is a beautiful, big cage but the bar spacing is 1-1/2 inches. I wouldn't put a budgie in this cage. I don't think that they could squeeze out but they could get their head through the bars and then not be able to pull it back through. I bought this for my Double Yellowhead. My parrotlets are in a cage with only a 1 inch bar spacing.
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Did you end up using this for your ferrets? I was looking to get it for mine. I don't cage but I have a baby on the way so I need them to have a safe space.
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I bought it for sugar gliders, but the spacing was too wide. Bigger rodents would be fine like a ferret or chinchilla.
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No, she she shouldn't be able to fit through the bars...I have Degus in my 3 cages and they're smaller than chinchillas. However, I would look for a cage that is taller...chinchillas love to jump and climb. I feel that this wouldn't give her the space she would need. It's a great cage, but I feel that it's more suited for smaller animals...Degus, gerbils, rats...those types. Hope this helps!
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Yes...our sugar glider likes it...you will need to ziptie the bottom of the cage to the outside frame of the cage...our sugar glider was escaping between the large holes between the bottom and outer frame until I ziptied them together every 3-4inches....now all is good
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sorry to be so long responding, but would definitely be too small for cockatiel. If a larger size is available, would be great. My little hand raised zebra finch loves it and I think a parakeet might do okay, but nothing larger. I do love the way it attaches to the cage.
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Yes this cage is suitable for parakeets. Dont think they would be able to fit throuh the bars. Lots of room for them to move around.
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I use mine for Sugar Gliders who also have delicate feet. The mesh is flexible and has larger than expected holes in the mesh. I would say safe for your chinchillas toes. I love this wheel because after the initial investment you can order replacement tracts and other goodies for it from the manufacturer website. Even pick the colors of the front and back. I have emailed the customer service and had all my concerns addressed. They will tell you the best size for your chinchilla. There is a large size and a smaller size. I have the biggest for mine... My gliders jump with in it , and don't always run. It is a wonderful and exceptionally quiet investment that is worth every penny! I use mine for Sugar Gliders who also have delicate feet. The mesh is flexible and has larger than expected holes in the mesh. I would say safe for your chinchillas toes. I love this wheel because after the initial investment you can order replacement tracts and other goodies for it from the manufacturer website. Even pick the colors of the front and back. I have emailed the customer service and had all my concerns addressed. They will tell you the best size for your chinchilla. There is a large size and a smaller size. I have the biggest for mine... My gliders jump with in it , and don't... » Read More I use mine for Sugar Gliders who also have delicate feet. The mesh is flexible and has larger than expected holes in the mesh. I would say safe for your chinchillas toes. I love this wheel because after the initial investment you can order replacement tracts and other goodies for it from the manufacturer website. Even pick the colors of the front and back. I have emailed the customer service and had all my concerns addressed. They will tell you the best size for your chinchilla. There is a large size and a smaller size. I have the biggest for mine... My gliders jump with in it , and don't always run. It is a wonderful and exceptionally quiet investment that is worth every penny! « Show Less
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It may be a little big for a sugar glider, but then again they may love it. The previous answer mentioned knocking it over easily and that is true, if you don't anchor it to something with the attached Velcro strap. I would definitely anchor it for sugar gliders since they are much smaller and you don't want it tipping over on them. I have one in my ferrets cage attached to the side with the strap and they love it, no tipping!! I also have one in their play area outside the cage which isn't attached to anything and that one they do tip over and scatter the balls, but they have a blast doing it, so I don't mind. It may be a little big for a sugar glider, but then again they may love it. The previous answer mentioned knocking it over easily and that is true, if you don't anchor it to something with the attached Velcro strap. I would definitely anchor it for sugar gliders since they are much smaller and you don't want it tipping over on them. I have one in my ferrets cage attached to the side with the strap and they love it, no tipping!! I also have one in their play area outside the cage which isn't attached to anything and that one they do tip over and scatter the balls, but they have a blast doing... » Read More It may be a little big for a sugar glider, but then again they may love it. The previous answer mentioned knocking it over easily and that is true, if you don't anchor it to something with the attached Velcro strap. I would definitely anchor it for sugar gliders since they are much smaller and you don't want it tipping over on them. I have one in my ferrets cage attached to the side with the strap and they love it, no tipping!! I also have one in their play area outside the cage which isn't attached to anything and that one they do tip over and scatter the balls, but they have a blast doing it, so I don't mind. « Show Less
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We got the cage for our diamond back dove who is considerably smaller than a parrot. The cage is almost too small for him. Definately look for a much bigger cage!
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Absolutely. Make sure to get this one, the critter nation, and not the ferret nation though. This would be a perfect sugar glider cage.