Would this be a good cage for two rats? One is a small hairless and the other is a larger dumbo. Both are female so they are on the smaller side.
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There are LOTS of access doors at many levels on this cage that I clipped shut. A very clever rat or in my case "starlings" can figure those out quickly, there are perches but no levels for them, if you are creative and can make them the habitrail tunnels looping around the cage for example, it would be extremely roomy and nice for them to play and live in. There are two large doors for feeding etc, so you could assemble a pretty neat living area for them. Just remember to clip shut the doors you don't want them to open. I love this cage, but you WILL need a helper for assembly, Once it's up though it's on wheels and easily manuevered around and sturdy. I love mine. There are LOTS of access doors at many levels on this cage that I clipped shut. A very clever rat or in my case "starlings" can figure those out quickly, there are perches but no levels for them, if you are creative and can make them the habitrail tunnels looping around the cage for example, it would be extremely roomy and nice for them to play and live in. There are two large doors for feeding etc, so you could assemble a pretty neat living area for them. Just remember to clip shut the doors you don't want them to open. I love this cage, but you WILL need a helper for assembly,... » Read More There are LOTS of access doors at many levels on this cage that I clipped shut. A very clever rat or in my case "starlings" can figure those out quickly, there are perches but no levels for them, if you are creative and can make them the habitrail tunnels looping around the cage for example, it would be extremely roomy and nice for them to play and live in. There are two large doors for feeding etc, so you could assemble a pretty neat living area for them. Just remember to clip shut the doors you don't want them to open. I love this cage, but you WILL need a helper for assembly, Once it's up though it's on wheels and easily manuevered around and sturdy. I love mine. « Show Less
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You could probably build lots of ramps in it and they would certainly enjoy all the room . You would probably want to find a way to secure the smaller doors on the sides as they could push them open and escape . You could secure them with something like the cable ties you get at the hardware store and only use the two main front doors . So I would say yes , they would love it .
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This would be a HUGE cage for rats. You'd have to build or find a way to make levels for them to get the full use. It's a 5 foot tall cage, and some of the doors are on hinges that swing out with no 'stoppers' so if they're smart they'll escape easily.
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Yes, I think this cage would work out nicely for rats. It would be Very roomy for them. You would have to build ramps and or tunnels for them to really enjoy the whole cage. Yes, there are doors that do not lock shut and can very easily be pushed open, so you would have to tie then shut with something that the rats could not chew through.
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Probably. I returned the item because it was poorly made and one of my ratties received a large cut that required stitches from a wire on the cage. I think you are better off going to Petsmart and looking at their selection of cages. The lower prices here (for me) are not worth my rats' safety.
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I have had several rats over the years and I would definitely recommend a bigger enclosure if they are more than a few months old or an older rat that needs smaller space to help getting around. Rats are very active and need quite a bit of space. If you are looking for a bigger enclosure I would recommend the petco rat manor habitat. They go on sale a lot, either here or on petco's webpage/store so its not that much more and way better. Warning though, as the cage ages the wire can pop up and be a little sharp, but its easy to fix, just bend down and put a small blanket on the wire and you are good to go. I have had several rats over the years and I would definitely recommend a bigger enclosure if they are more than a few months old or an older rat that needs smaller space to help getting around. Rats are very active and need quite a bit of space. If you are looking for a bigger enclosure I would recommend the petco rat manor habitat. They go on sale a lot, either here or on petco's webpage/store so its not that much more and way better. Warning though, as the cage ages the wire can pop up and be a little sharp, but its easy to fix, just bend down and put a small blanket on the wire and you... » Read More I have had several rats over the years and I would definitely recommend a bigger enclosure if they are more than a few months old or an older rat that needs smaller space to help getting around. Rats are very active and need quite a bit of space. If you are looking for a bigger enclosure I would recommend the petco rat manor habitat. They go on sale a lot, either here or on petco's webpage/store so its not that much more and way better. Warning though, as the cage ages the wire can pop up and be a little sharp, but its easy to fix, just bend down and put a small blanket on the wire and you are good to go. « Show Less
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I bought mine for my rats and on my bigger rat, it was too small but for my smaller rat it was too big. So for a hamster I would see if they have an extra small
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I believed the two will fit easily. Our parrot, a Meyers, is smaller. We take him 4 hours each way with us every other week and he rides fine, but he is the only bird in the cage.
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The bottom is a glass fish tank, i have one rat currently and she is getting so big I almost want to buy her a new cage already, i do not think it would be large enough for two guinea pigs
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I think it might be a little large for rats, there are some spaces in the cage, particularly above the door where the rats may be able to get out. I can fit my (flat) hand through the space above the door, so I'd be a bit worried that may be enough room for a mischievous rat to squeeze through.
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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.
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Yes, small enough spacing intended for rats. I use this cage for our teddy bear hamster. No chance of him squeezing through! :)
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I would not recommend this particular cage for two cockatiels. It's quite a bit small for even one with toys. We have to switch out toys so it's not too crowded, she has a hard time flapping her wings.
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I've had newborn rats in it until they were full grown, only the very tiny runt could slip through the bars. Any grown rat or even a two month old rat would be fine in here. I wouldn't recomend for large rats. I kept my small female in here.
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It would make a good starter cage, but I would try to add a second one ASAP. With three mice it will probably get stinky quickly and need frequent cleaning.
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U could do 2 rats, but that would b the limit. I think they'd have enough space.
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Yes I do because my two rats love their new 'MANSION'. You may have to readjust the shelves a bit but it won't affect the fact that this cage is huge. I may need to add another rat to the group:)
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Yes, I keep my 2 large male pet rats in it and they love the cage. I put a couple pieces of wood in it too to make levels for them.
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I use this cage as a permanent home for one syrian hamster. I don't think this would be large enough for two male rats for 2-3 weeks.
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How do u mean? I have 2 chinchillas that are using the cage. From what I know about sugar gliders (wish I could have them here in Hawaii but can't) I think it would suffice because it's tall enough for them to move around (they need more of a tall area vs a big low cage, right? ). My chins love it and they can't chew threw the bottom like superpet cages that have the metal bars but the bottom is plastic.