Can all the grids be separated in other to make a cage for small animals?
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They can, but I wouldn't suggest it. There is a gap between each grid, and it isn't very sturdy.
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That's exactly what I used them for. I made a cage (using zip ties) that's now home to a large-ish rabbit. I'm using a piece of plywood for the top and built a base out of $15 worth of boards, parts and hardware cloth from my local Depot. The bunny loves it.
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For guinea pigs, yes... I'd use zip ties and not the little plastic connectors to make it secure and make a coroplast base... C&C all the way =D.
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The unit comes in the form of 17 separate 14"x14" grids along with 20 plastic connectors. The grids can be attached together to make a small animal cage.
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Yes. I built my guinea pigs a cage from them. Though it depends on the animal. If it is on the small side, like rats, or is know to easily escape, like ferrets, I recommend placing a grid layer on another grid the shifting it slightly to make the holes smaller then securing them in place. I saw this done for a built ferret cage. But for smaller animals, like mice, gerbils, hamsters, then I think a real cage is best for them.
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For guinea pigs, yes... I'd use zip ties and not the little plastic connectors to make it secure and make a coroplast base... C&C; all the way =D.
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You would be much better off with dowels and chicken wire. This is such a terrible product that if you kept parrots in it, they would escape to tell other people what a terrible product this is. It's really only fit for organizing clothes on the top shelf of a closet.
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It would require the use of a hammer. I just used my hands to force the units together, and as a result they stand up but I probably couldn't sit on them or anything. They work kind of like tinker toys, if you know what I mean.
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Depends on what animal? Look on Pinterest at "bunny condos" and these have done well as enclosures for bunnies, many websites recommend them. Though with zip ties as well.
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Yes. It had a center divider that can be moved around. I would not recommend putting two dogs in there if they fight. I used my divider to make the cage bigger as the dog grew.
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Dont think so... One door is at one end of the rectangle. The other door runs in the middle of the cage on the long side. The separator would split the middle door.
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If they don't fight you can put them together. But I think 3 birds is too much for the size of the cage.
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There is a little space between the bars and the tray for hanging toys as long as the clip is on the thinner side. The top tray can be removed to make it easier to hang toys. Love this cage it's also easy to clean.
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This is a very large cage. A hamster would be able to escape through the widely spaces bars. I'd look for something smaller with a tighter grid :)
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No, you cannot, without drilling a hole in the bottom. In addition this cage is too small and unsafe so please do not buy it for the sake of your pet. A larger cage may be more expensive, (rat cages are good) but they will give your pet(s) better quality of life.
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Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C; cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
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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.
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The top panel of the cage is a solid piece. If you are comfortable with cutting and filing down the wires to modify it yourself, it is possible. It was not designed to be added on to.
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Yes you can put it anywhere you like, but honestly I didn't use it to give them more room to run around. If you're using it to separate more than 1 piggy its not enough room though.
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I think you could make it smaller, but you would lose some of the stability. The even sides help keep the cage balanced.
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I would say yes. It is a very nice cage. Just be prepared to put the puzzle together. No instructions.
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No, I think two birds would need the whole cage. It's a fantastic cage though. You can get another set that sits on top so you can have two pairs.
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Yes, a rat could fit between them. Mine is the rectangle .2 x .6. The other models spaces are octogon .5 and square .3 x .3. Hope that helps.
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Yes. My daughter has 4 ferrets in hers. I did connect it to another small cage that has their litter box by using a tube, but it is plenty big.
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Yep you can. I think these cages are great as add-ons on a more adequate cage :)