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01-08-06, 02:17 pm
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| What is Coroplast for? I'm a little curious... Is the coroplast for safty or mess control? I redid my cage, and now I am out of corplast. I was planning on picking some up tomorrow until I saw a few pictures without it. I enough left to make George another litter area and keep all the mess in one place. I am considering not buying any more, unless, of course, not lining the cage with it is a safty problem. Pleae let me know what you think! You can check out my current cage in the Photo Gallery. It is called Redemtion, and should be on the first page as I just uploaded it today. Thank you!! |
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01-08-06, 02:29 pm
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| Re: What is Coroplast for? There are occasional cages without coroplast, it is not a safety problem not to have it unless you have babies, so if you have an adult, it is not a big deal. |
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02-20-06, 01:41 am
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| Re: What is Coroplast for? I used to have coroplast, but I ditched it. I LOVE my new coro-free cage. It is easier to clean and less expensive. I have had no safety or any other problems. |
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02-20-06, 11:49 am
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| Re: What is Coroplast for? What do you use as a bottom? To protect the carpet or keep in bedding/poops? Or do you have hardwood or tile floors? |
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