For the top pan, is there wire all along the underneath of it? As in, will it bow when my chinchilla sits on it or is there some support underneath it
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I love this cage! I would not have any other cage. Go for it. My ferret's love it. It is for ferret's chinchilla's and pet rat's.
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It's so sturdy, there's no way I could ever see any parts of the cage bending. Best animal cage I've ever had!
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I have two ferrets and the top panes havent buckled. Its pretty sturdy. I consider this a great investment.
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All of the pans have great structure underneath. My ferrets love their cage. It really is the best investment. I have been through three different multi level cages and none of them compare to this one. . Hope I was helpful. .
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there is no wire, it is all solid. This hutch was one of the worst purchases I have ever made. It was together for two days, the wind blew it over because it is so light weight and it broke apart. Never got to use it.
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Not sure I understand exactly what you are asking, but the whole thing is light metal and the pole sticks in the ground. It is a bit wobbly. I removed the water pan, and squirrel baffle bought separately to help keep them out. The three main feeders work OK. Overall, it is adequate, but not going to be my permanent bird feeder over the long run. I think of it as a test run.
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I have a medal post onto which I hang bird feeders. I used the baffle on this post to prevent the squirrel from climbing UP the post.I don't think it would work on a wire as well as it needs to stops the animal from going up. There are baffles which look like large hard hats that I use on wires hanging from trees. These baffles keep the squirals from climbing DOWN the wires.LRG
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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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I was able to put my baffle from my previous pole on it. Works like a charm. The pole is a little flimsy though. I was disappointed by that. The weight of the feeders makes it list to one side.
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Mine is just sitting on the porch. My dogs have never turned it over. The only thing I have done for mine is my oldest dog was having problems bending down to eat. I went to a metal fabrication shop and had them build me a stand to put the feeder in to raise the height up. I would worry about putting holes in it that rain might get the food damp. If you cover it though it should be fine.
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The power cord isn't very long. I goes through the center post. Mine is connected to an outdoor extension cord. The pan sits in a center well. It doesn't weigh very much but there are anchors for the legs. We had 40 mph gusts the other day and I had no problems with the any part of the bird bath. My only complaint about this bird bath is that the pan isn't very deep. You have to check the water level every day.
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the wire itself is strong enough but you'll need to make sure it's well reinforced, and cover the top. my cat climbs over/under it.
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No, it is covered wire with plastic, it will not stand up to hot pans. Hot water is about all they are suited for.
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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.
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I don't know if all are like that but I did have to install metal L brackets on mine to keep it together. I also use bunji cords to hold the glass feed container on the stand since the animals would push it off to the ground. However, after those few minor changes the feeder is doing excellent after two years. The animals love it too.
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From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the base. It would be difficult to shorten it. I hope that helps. From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the... » Read More From floor to "pan" is 34" (inches). There is a 1' (foot) reach in from the edge of the pan to the perch. From floor to the perch is 54". So that means the Perch is 20" above the pan. The top wire, which our Eclectus likes to go up to to fly from (the toy holder) is 65" (inches) from ground to wire. The wire can be removed though.The perch main support beam is not easily cut to make it shorter. If you knew someone who could weld it would make life easier. Or you could cut and support with metal posts if it needed to be shorter. Same goes with the base. It would be difficult to shorten it. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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WM - when I got the dish the legs fell out, but seems the iron is made for each side because I switched it and it stuck in better. Its made of iron but you are able to give it a bend out, to make the legs stick if needed. On bright side once its down on floor, no worries for the legs. My cat still loves it.
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I have never had any problems with it tipping over, but I have cats. If it is free standing as opposed to having one end against a wall and the rabbit tried to get into it on the high end, maybe it would tip over...but if the rabbit uses the proper (lower) side to enter it, it should be pretty stable.
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Yes. It is clipped on to the cage and doesn't tip over. You put the pellets and earthy greens in the bottom feeder and timothy hay in the back. It is a very clean way to feed your bunnies.
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I adjusted mine to six inches from the ground. You need insulated post. Will not work with chicken wire but with a wire ribbon. Now you can put the chicken wire behind the hot wire as long they are touching, I use the plastic chicken wire on my garden. Works well with groundhogs, rabbits but not armadillos. Electricity travels in a one way path hot through the wire to the ground. When an animal touches the hot wire it becomes the ground and the electricity travels though the animal giving it a shock. Hope this helps .