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01-02-09, 01:33 pm
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I want to make my little guinea pig a cage, and I've been looking for grids, and I read the post saying that bigger openings can hurt a guinea pig. http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/prod...1&SKU=13652600 Is what I want to buy, would this work?       |
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01-02-09, 06:20 pm
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Yes, those are an example of the grids you want to use. |
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01-02-09, 06:21 pm
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The picture looks like it's the right size. You want at least 9 squares across each grid panel. If you get them at Target, you have to check the boxes carefully. They have two different styles of Organize-its. One of them has just 8 grid panels the right size, but all the others have only 5 squares across each panel. The other style has only 9 square grid panels. Be sure to check the picture on the box and count the number of squares on the grid panels. Keep your receipt so you can return it if it's the wrong one. |
