Possible to combine 2 of these cages?
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The cage comes in 8 side pieces. I don't know if it could be done easily but if you're creative, I don't think anything is impossible.
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I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages for about $249.00. It is quite possible that the center wall is more cosmetic rather than structural. I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages... » Read More I suppose it is possible but not with the supplied screws and hardware, would have to be done by eliminating one side and attaching the 2 separate cages together with wire, ties or some other strong and durable material, and I'm not sure how you would secure the roof. It seems to me a better choice and one that would be fairly cost effect would be to purchase a double cage of the side/by/side variety and then just not use the center wall rather than trying to save a few bucks and end up with something less stable and more awkward. I wouldn't do it. I've seen those double side by side cages for about $249.00. It is quite possible that the center wall is more cosmetic rather than structural. « Show Less
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Because of the way each panel connects to each other it would be difficult but not impossible. If you are handy you could put them back to back and remove the top rear panel of each to create a very large section. You would have to wire the sections together on the sides. It would not be easy but it would be possible. This is a very large cage to start with. I have 6 parakeets with room for 8 to 10 more.
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I think you can move it to one side or the other, but it has to be at the level where you see the top and bottom of the cage meeting.
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there is a tripod mount on the bootom of the rod holder and the cage so you can do both
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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."
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I'm not sure because I haven't added one yet, but I think that I could. There is a small door on the side if the cage that I think you could take the door off and let that opening be the opening into your box??
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF3hPZm-z10 I was just assume you can link the two cages with the circular links.
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Hi is not so hard to put it together and is a nice cage well you can try by going to you tube and check maybe you get some video with the instrutions there goo luck ;-)
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Well..... you would have to cut a hole in the top/bottom of the cages (or remove the top/bottom partitions) and make sure there are no sharp edges. Then you'd have to secure the cages really, really well, to each other. And finally, to make sure it's not tippy, You'd probably want to either weight the bottom or fasten it to a base of some sort. Quite a lengthy and involved process when you'd likely be better off just buying a larger, sturdier cage.
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Sorry this took so long. Yes, I think that 2 will fit in, however unless you added an extra cross-bar or laid the cage on the rack bars themselves that the cage might have some support problems in the center.
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I would assume you can because the upper and lower sections have tabs to connect them. Just be careful of continual taking apart - the tabs might get fragile and break - or have spare ones on hand. I Have my original smaller cage that I use for travel - but my birds only go to the vet and back.
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There are several types available, and it depends on how hot you want cage to be. Need to go to Petsmart (or similar outlet for pets) and consult with personnel there.
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Yes. That is exactly why I bought two. I remove the side panels of both cages and use tie straps to connect the cages. My rabbit is 13lbs so one cage is too small.
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Yes you should be able to find a lot of different stands that will work well with this cage
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I have not done it, but it looks like it would be possible. There are two sets of pre-drilled holes on each side that appear to line up with the holes in my metal frame.
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I don't know but if you would like to replace the whole cage or need another one, ours is for sale. it was too big for the area we were going to put it in.
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Mark, It would depend on which configuration you wanted to set the cage up at. The panels are all 2 feet square. If you made a square out of it, it would have 2 panels on a side making the configuration 4ft by 4ft. and so on. Ron
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No. I think that 2 is referring to version 2. There is only one cage in this order.It is well worth the money, though.The cage is very sturdy, made plastic over a metal inner frame.It has a screw to adjust the cage for up to about 3/4 inch.