LadyBelle
Well-known Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Nov 15, 2007
- Posts
- 66
- Joined
- Nov 15, 2007
- Messages
- 66
Last week I believe it was, I saw a post that had a cage I absolutely fell in love with and wanted to copy some of the design. Of course when I went to start making plans for my own build, I can not find the post or pictures of the cage anywhere. If anyone recognizes the cage as their own, or can remember where it post is, could you give me a link so I can look at it again?
The post itself contained multiple pictures that showed step by step construction of the cage.
The cage was an L shape. I believe the dimensions were 2x3 on one side and 2x2 on the other leg.
The bottom of the cage was made from cubes, then the chloroplast was laid inside the cage. Also a base was made from cubes that the cage sat on. There was a comment about supporting the bottom of the cage, especially where a large brick sat.
The cage was placed in front of a sliding patio door, at least for the pictures.
It was a single level, open cage that used fleece as bedding.
If anyone remembers this post or remembers whose cage this is, please let me know. Also for those who have L cages, how do you make your lid? I need to cat, dog, and child proof the cage, so a secure lid is a must. If I use utility shelving, how can I get it to fit the L shape? If I use cubes to make the lid, how can I support them without decreasing the overall square footage for running?
The post itself contained multiple pictures that showed step by step construction of the cage.
The cage was an L shape. I believe the dimensions were 2x3 on one side and 2x2 on the other leg.
The bottom of the cage was made from cubes, then the chloroplast was laid inside the cage. Also a base was made from cubes that the cage sat on. There was a comment about supporting the bottom of the cage, especially where a large brick sat.
The cage was placed in front of a sliding patio door, at least for the pictures.
It was a single level, open cage that used fleece as bedding.
If anyone remembers this post or remembers whose cage this is, please let me know. Also for those who have L cages, how do you make your lid? I need to cat, dog, and child proof the cage, so a secure lid is a must. If I use utility shelving, how can I get it to fit the L shape? If I use cubes to make the lid, how can I support them without decreasing the overall square footage for running?
