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#1
06-23-09, 12:49 pm
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My cages (3x2 & 4x2) look like they are sagging in the middle. Is that normal? I have zip tied (and connected) every point possible and I think it will stay together but I was curious if there is a way to add support. I have cats and they keep trying to get on top to see the pigs.       |
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06-23-09, 12:53 pm
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I've seen some people use a piece of of PVC pipe with slits in the top for the grid to rest in. That would give you some added support if you needed it. But maximize their running room. |
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06-23-09, 03:53 pm
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You can use wood to support the top. Like this one: Ramp to upper level - Guinea Pig Cage Photos |
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06-23-09, 04:24 pm
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Check out my cage. My dad used shelving stuff and the back half is permanent and the front half can open Guinea Pig Cage Photos - |
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06-23-09, 06:02 pm
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Thank you! I am going to have to do one of those. I am constantly checking on them to make sure they are ok. |
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06-23-09, 07:36 pm
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06-24-09, 05:19 pm
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Yeah that was my favorite of the many things I tried. |
