Coroplast Alternatives see-through side of cage??

My coroplast sides are only about three inches above the floor of the cage. There's really no need to make them higher unless you're babyproofing.

Plexiglass will work, but it will scratch and become cloudy. You also have to pay attention to air circulation.

bpatters said:

My coroplast sides are only about three inches above the floor of the cage. There's really no need to make them higher unless you're babyproofing.

Plexiglass will work, but it will scratch and become cloudy. You also have to pay attention to air circulation.

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Ooh, good points. I just wanna be able to see these little stinkers! I suppose I can make it tall while they're babies and then cut it shorter when they are all "growed up".

I have plexiglass on parts of one of my cages to keep the girls from biting the grids when they want my attention. I got my mom to drill holes in it (slowly, this stuff cracks easily!) and then I ziptied it to the grids. But, I can't think of a clever/easy way of using plexi in place of coroplast without ending up with a cleaning nightmare.

https://www.guineapigcagesstore.com/pigture-window

These can replace the grids and fit perfectly into standard connectors. You only need a few in front