I rescued a gray mouse from a cat and want to use this wire cage for it, does the cage have a bottom attached?
1591578
No bottom attatched. You have to use an aquarium that has the right kind of lip. That is good, because it helps prevent bedding/litter from getting spread outside the cage, but bad because it is another purchase you may have to add. The wire spacing would be good for a mouse, but this cage is flimsy and breaks easy.
1591579
No. This fits nicely on to a 10 gallon glass aquarium but is not a stand alone cage and has no bottom.
1591580
There is a 'shelf' that covers about a third near the bottom, but no, there's really no bottom as it is meant to be put on the top of a 10 gallon aquarium -- which works great for my two gerbils. They're flying up and down the ramp all day to take full advantage of the extra space.
1591581
nope, not even a little, you must buy an aquarium separate. you would be better off with a little cage off craiglist.
177085
Hi Carmen, Not sure. I use it without the white wire bottom. I fill the blue bin with bedding and let my guinea pig run around in there. The wire bottom is not good for piggies. if you are going to use it for a rabbit, then the wire bottom is fine. The wire bottom fits into the blue bin. Now the bin is all plastic and does not feel secure until you slide the tray all the way in. Once it is, it is pretty good. I think the "manual" which really is just assembly instructions, said 2 rabbits? But that is from memory. Good luck!
1333122
Yes, the litter pan goes on the ground. My suggestion is make sure you measure the pan to ensure it fits. I had a very large pan and it fit fine. Its a great training area. I used to lock my cat up when I had him, in this at night so he wouldnt harrass me so much. Then during the day he was allowed out. He knew when he was suppose to be in there, and when he didnt have to be. I love this cage. I used it for my cat who was also a rescue. I have since found him a home and will keep the cage if I find another rescue
1870660
No, it's a pretty small cage. I think it's too small even for a mouse. I would get the biggest cage you can, the large reptile aquariums are nice. Buy a large Wodent Wheel (available online), and fill the cage with tubes, small boxes, and orchard grass or hay for the little guy to explore and build nests.
738226
Yes it does! I take off the bottom empty into a trash bag, grab a bucket with soapy water and a sponge or rag and wipe down the sides and levels, then wipe out the bottom and let air dry. It really is easy considering the size of the cage and being that it is all metal so it doesn't hold smell and cant be chewed through! I have had it now for about 6 months and still have nothing bad to say about it, both my girls are happy rats in this cage with room to run and play.
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I am looking at new cages since I bought this one more than 10 years ago for my parakeet and yes it has a bottom grate - but I removed it. It is a lot easier to keep clean that way. I removed it over 10 years ago and it's still in great shape.
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no there is no screen on the bottom but this should not be used as a cage but rather as a "play pen". tortoises should not live in here, this should be used to take them outside to eat grass and have some sun. For an edecuate environment for any tortoise please buy or build a tortoise table. when i take my turtles out on this they dont dig, maybe because they are too young.
226542
The 42 inch one I got does not. It hangs down just to the bottom of the cage.
1999239
The red base does separate from the wire top. As for attaching it to a fish tank, the size would have to be right and you would have to come up with a way of doing that as I doubt the tank has clips on it to receive the top of a hamster cage - if it does, then you're good to go.
1280741
Negative, it doesn't. It will have to be purchased separately. If you have rabbits, I would advise against purchasing the bottom. It will get torn up easily and they will ingest it. I would suggest getting coroplast....it's easy to clean and they can't destroy it.
1367420
The whole bottom (all the green in the picture) is a heavy duty thick canvas. When you use the velcro to attach it to the cage it pulls it tight so it is fairly "firm". You can pick the cage up and carry it and it holds its shape. We cover the bottom each week with cheap disposable chuck pads (thin blue incontinence pads). You can get them cheap on Amazon. This way the bottom never gets wet or dirty. We like the cage a lot and it is a good size for 2-3 guinea pigs.
206222
I would sat yes, but is think the cage is too big for a mouse. Better for a rat. A hamster cage is best for a mouse
1860054
Yes. The bottom wire should just lift out but you will need to take the cage apart a bit to do it
2022232
Yes it does. Has a sturdy black handle that attaches to the top of the cage.
1508563
it does not. just the plastic piece on the bottom and the wire piece on top. its a great cage!
271675
Yes it does. And the wires sit above the tray. I have a chinchilla so I took out the wire bottom and I'm just using the tray. And I had to buy other ledges cause her feet are too small for the wire bars
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No it does not. Your rabbit doesn't "need" a wire floor, it only makes cleaning easier for untrained rabbits (you can train a rabbit to use a box like a cat). If you do go for a cage with a wire floor make sure to buy a resting platform since it's bad for their feet to me constantly on it.