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07-24-07, 11:54 am
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Is it okay to keep 2 baby guinea pigs in a 2x3 cage, and then enlarge the cage as they get bigger? I think I'm going to do that, since they start out so small, but is it okay to?       |
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07-24-07, 01:47 pm
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Yes. But make sure to baby proof the cage if they are small enough to stick their head or body through the grid holes. You can either double grid it, example: stagger the grids so that the holes in the grids are made smaller or use coroplast or cardboard to make very high walls that the babies can't get over. |
GP's and their cages... 
