I currently have 2 male guinea pigs in a 4x4 c&c cage and I’m planning on getting a third male, possibly even 4 if it is possible. Also do guinea pigs prefer length than width??
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It won't be a good idea to keep three male guineas in a containment even if it the cage is big enough. Same thing goes two female guinea pigs.
The cage is large enough, but three males living together fails about 99.98% of the time. Two will probably work, a large herd might work, but three? It's a recipe for disaster, and we never recommend it. It's also entirely possible to wind up with three solo pigs, none of which will live either of the others. If I were you, I'd keep the two I have and forget about a third or fourth.
@Candalala is right -- you can't put multiple males with females, but one male with several females is fine.
And by a large herd I mean five or more, but you need LOTS of room for that many males together.
Probably 20 square feet.
But you still don't have much of a chance of making this work. I'd strongly recommend two cages with two pigs in each rather than trying to build a herd.