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10-12-09, 03:27 pm
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Hello, Everyone is always talking about C&C cages and I was wondering what is stands for and what they are. Are they the grid cages that you kind of build however youu want? I have a standard cage that you can just buy from a store. I don't know if a store bought cage will be nig enough if I plan on getting 2 Guinea Pigs? I was wondering where you can find the grid cage and how big they should be. I do have other animals so I will need a lid for the cage! I also plan on have a small second floor. Can you please give me some tips or ideas how big my cage needs to be and where to buy one? Do you think a standard store bought cage is big enough for now? Thank you very much! Olivia       |
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10-12-09, 11:49 pm
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Guinea Pig Cages, Your Cavy At Home The link goes to our homepage which explains about what C&C's are, how to build them, what materials you need and why store bought cages are not large enough. Last edited by Ly&Pigs; 10-13-09 at 12:41 am. |
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10-13-09, 12:39 am
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Standard pet store cages are litterboxes not even big enough for one guinea pig. |
