Yeah that is awesome.
Yeah that is awesome.
Thanks. I must admit, I'm surprised myself at how well it actually works as a c&c cage liner and now with the use of the uhual pad, it seems to be more sturdier as well.Originally Posted by mkpiggy
Ok so I am done for now.... we had adopted another male for duke his name is Bear.
He is on the left anything any body know on aprox age or breed would be awesome. Now for the cage porn...
2x6 lower Batchelor pad. If you notice Bear vanished. Well he found a weakness in my temp set up and is under the fleece. (I have fix said problem.)
2x3 mother baby unit. We hate this pattern of fleece so by by it will go in the coming days.
They are making so much noise its not funny(but is really good and I am happy). Not a fan of a 2x2 over the main cage I cant reach in the back edge. Now to see how long the uhaul pad lasts for keeping the smell down. Before bear duke was a turtle. Now he is super happy. Playing with bear.
Duke and Bear look very happy together. I know what you mean about noise. When Dora and Olivia are running around in there cage and going in and out of the igloos and tunnels there is no quiet to be had, but I wouldn't want it any other way as it means there happy.
I learned the hard way about the burrowing under the fleece and the mess it could be, which is why I changed to the over the wall binder clip method. No more burrowing under and no more finding hay and poop under it either. It makes for a much easier and quicker clean up each day.
Bear did it again. Time for plan B. At this point bedding was a lot easier. I don't like the cage over hang. It is hard to install the fleece along the back
The only way I found to prevent it was to wrap th fleece over the walls and binder clip it to the walls and grids.
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