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06-02-06, 08:40 pm
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 How strong is coroplast?? I'd like to know if I sit my old cage ontop of the coroplast of my new cage will it reck the coroplast? I can't put my to girls in there new home because the baby is to small!  I have no room that's why I need to put it inside! |
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06-03-06, 08:35 am
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| Re: How strong is coroplast?? Look in the photo gallery and there is a listing under 'Safety' for cages for babies. You can double over your grids to make it baby proof. |
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