Is the bottom of the cage, before the tray, have bars? If so would they be able to be removed ?
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Yes the flooring of the cage is barred. If you didn't screw on the bottom then yeah you could have no bars but I'd question it's structural integrity without a bottom.
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Yes, it has tray bars, but they are very easy to remove and just slide out like the tray does. :-)
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Yes. The bottom tray with cage attached is easily lifted from the base and can be put on a table or other surface.
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I don't know where you are seeing horizontal bars. The only place where these might be is where the tray is for the cat to perch on. Otherwise, this cage is completely open inside. There are also two doors, one on top and a lower one. Perhaps these are the bars you are seeing in the photo?
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The solid plastic tray is, not the wire part. The sides collapse down to the bottom for storage. (The perch and dishes need to be removed, of course.) There is a clip at the bottom to hold it together.
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Yes, the bottom is larger than the cage itself, so the cage is just resting on top of it. That is why it comes with the two clips on the side to hold it down. I fastened bread ties on the outside to secure it further. Just unfasten the clips and lift the whole thing off to clean.
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hi&#65292;The tray can bemovable. We are a complete set of sale , don't open it
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There are the cage grates to hang toys in the inside of the cage. The tray slides in on top of those bars. I hope that answers your question.
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I don't have this cage (I used to have the smaller version)....so my answer is "generic" and not exacting for this cage. With other cages I have had (quite a few) I have used the bottom grille as a divider. Just need to use snap ties to hold it in place. Or...you might be able to use the bottom shelf as the divider, if the fit is right???? Might require taking the cage apart to accomplish this do this though?????
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No, it just comes with the cage, there is also no substrate tray included... But the cage is nice I have my two geckos in it and it's very spacious....
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Hello William, although this feeder does come with a tray, I am not entirely positive, but it does look as if the tray can be removed (for cleaning) - still, we carry many similar feeders without a tray. I am sorry I could not be more definitive. Mike
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The cage I have is divided into two adjoining sections. There are two rows of horizontal bars in each half. It is relatively sturdy but not as much so as cages purchased years ago.I ordered a few, they sent one that was the wrong color.
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i dont have the box in front of me but i dont think you can remove the trays. it is a good size box...fits alot. good price
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Attached. And the bottom tray is part of the bottom framming (frame and tray one piece) so I'm not sure it can be detached.
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The top on this cage can be removed. The gray shelf can also be moved around.
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No, it is not removable. We also have never had any problems with our bunnies on a mesh bottom. We do however also provide solid areas for her to stand in. This cage has been great!
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Yes the tray is removable. I have it attached to the outer backside of the rack to make extra room for one or two dishes.
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I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom unit, no. The trays rest on the grate and obviously that would just leave the whole thing wide open." I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom... » Read More I have only the "original" cage, but I found this answer from someone who previously asked a similar question about removing the grate between the two cages: "I am assuming that this question refers to the the grate between the two sections on the Double unit. That could be removed without creating any escape hatches. The grate rests in small holes in the side and back panels, so it could be readily removed. I am not sure how much support the grate lends to the whole unit, so a little reinforcing for stability might be desired. If referring to the bottom grate on the bottom unit, no. The trays rest on the grate and obviously that would just leave the whole thing wide open." « Show Less