I only see two levels in the picture. Where is the other level? Also,would this cage be durable for two or three guinea pigs?
809528
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
809529
It is just two levels, the third level (the lowest...unpictured) being the aquarium bottom that you place the "high-rise" upon. This product is too small for guinea pigs, but more appropriate for mice and hamsters. An average adult guinea pig is 8-12 inches in length. The "second level" of the high rise is roughly the same length, less width, so your guinea pig would have very very little room to maneuver.
809530
This wouldn't be durable for one guinea pig. To be honest I've had to zip tie this thing together in so many spots...My rat goes up and down constantly..ladders would fall off, platform fell down. Really it's NOT worth the money. I purchased another years ago for our other rats. WISH I could find that one! It's still working today!
809531
There are only two levels as this is a topper to go on a ten gallon aquarium/tank. You can barely see it, but there is a long ramp that goes from the bottom shelf to the bottom of your tank. Also, I don't think this is quite Big enough for one Guinea Pig, let alone three. I hope this helps!
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.
1080728
It's a very sturdy cage and for sure large enough for 2 guinea pigs. This cage is well worth the money and would be a good buy.
1229454
My cage is the same size as yours, and we have one hide-out and two guinea pigs. We also have a log tunnel and a feeder. They have plenty of room to play. However, they don't use it in the position pictured. They like it clipped to the cage, and turned like another hideout. It comes with a clip so they can't move it around the cage. Also, the one they sent is beige, not black as shown in the picture.
436336
there's a top level & you can close it off from the bottom. the nesting box is on that level too. the bottom has a ramp that goes up to that top level which is where the level door is .so the only bad thing about the top level is the tray has to be pulled out to clean whereas the bottom is a screen that we nailed on because we didn't want to rest it on the ground. that way it could be used for a second rabbit. we also added legs so it could be off the ground. we are happy with it & you should be able to put 2 bunnies in there.
1274336
Large is enough for two full grown guinea pigs assuming you don't put too much stuff in the cage
398933
Honestly, I would not use it for a guinea pig. It's a big cage, so I get why you would want to, but this cage is not meant for modifications. I love the cage, but I have found it pretty difficult to make minor modifications for my bunny.
1657829
This would be a great cage for two rats. This is the cage my two rats currently live in. I've actually taken out both the top and bottom ramps because they like to jump from level to level. You may need to keep the ramps in if they are young or old, however.
1166708
There is the only one hole on top part of cage. With two holes for tubes. Adding additional tubes did not work. They would fall off when hamster would go thru the tubes. not very strong and not worth added additional tubes.
1767889
No it does not. With the size of the cage, most guinea pig sized huts will not really fit in it. We got a shelf for ours so he could either go under for protection or jump on top for fun.
1237907
Many people use these for guinea pig cages google c&c; cage or cube cage and you will find many designs. C&C; is cube and coroplast (corrugated plastic that you can cut and fold to make a plastic bottom so the surface this is on will be protected. I already have a huge cage so I am getting these to make a play area for our guinea pigs that I can easily take inside or outside for safe play time away from their cage.
284738
Our cage is green and I would think it would work fine for a baby guinea pig. I'm not sure how small they are when they are babies (I had guinea pigs as a child) but my daughter had baby rats in hers and did just fine...
1835754
I think this would work well as a home for 3 guinea pigs. I used this for 3 puppies I was raising, probably pretty close to the size of guinea pigs, and it was perfect.
496329
It's because it's false advertisement! The one you'll end up getting sucks cause the top portion (the cage) doesn't connect to the bottom stance. I had to use zip ties to connect both parts. As far as levels you'll get 2 levels so in total there's 3, bottom level and the additional 2 levels it comes with. Hope that helps.
1786703
I currently have 2 guinea pigs in this cage and 2 igloos. You could probably fit more but there might not be enough room for other things such as pigloos, chew toys, etc.
906225
no it wont be any good. not even good for 1 guinea pig, super tiny. if you have a c&c; cage you better off using those grids to make a play pen. if you dont have c&c; cage you can always buy some mesh storage cubes that has 9 holes and make your own play pen with it.BB&B; has the cheapest storage cubes, amazon sellers price has gone up 200%
1351789
This cage is the perfect size for a guinea pig. It gives them plenty of room to move around.