We have a cement floored basement, so we don't have to use coro in order to protect the floors. Soooo we use an expandable puppy run for a cage instead of grids, its amazing and large or small depending on what you need. Then we use fleece bedding and shake the poops off everyday, and clean the fleece every week. We have four pigs in it.
Upgraded
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We are new to the forum, please comment on our converted ferret cage! Still want to add a floor in the middle like we did in the top and find one more shelf for the ferret nation cage. All input appreciated!
Brandon + Jess
Ps Sorry for pic, not sure how to rotate from phone
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Can't seem to get pics to work right on here, sorry guys
Fun new play time set up
new cage completed today
I have 7 girls and 1 neutered boy in here.
Is that cage a 6x6 or 6x7 with the 1x2 area? Wow that is huge, If you used fleece and uhaul pads it would be cheaper and less messy then the the bedding you are using now, and healthier for the guinea pigs.Originally Posted by terpfan99
I have 7 girls and 1 neutered boy in here.
Awesome cage.
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It's 6x8 with the 1x2 area. I've tried fleece and don't like it. Too much cleaning and too messy for the wash machine.
Awesome cage and we all know fleece isn't for everyone.
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Just finished this tonight. My girls are super happy with it and are popcorning all around. They are still unsure of the ramp make it halfway and then back down.
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My girls' Midwest cage has been upgraded to a 2x5 c&c! They love it.
Very nice! It's always a pleasure to look at an attractive and well-constructed cage. Your girls have good taste!
That cage is not nearly large enough for even one cavy........especially an adult!It's about the right size for one small hamster.
How did you get your fleece to wrap around the cage like that? My fleece just sits at the bottomJust finished this tonight. My girls are super happy with it and are popcorning all around. They are still unsure of the ramp make it halfway and then back down
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Look at the loft and it should be pretty obvious. She probably isn't using sewn liners and is simply using a piece of fleece that is large enough to cover the bottom plus overlap the sides. You can secure the fleece on the edges of the coro with binder clips or by tucking it in around the edges and bottom. Occasionally, people are industrious and make a sewn liner for the bottom and then sew a separate piece to cover the sides........but that seems like a lot of work and creativity.
I just upgraded my cage and am so happy with it!!
Nice thats hugeI just upgraded my cage and am so happy with it!!
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I have 3 piggies. Two of them are around 3 years old and the third one is 4 years old, names are Albus, Grimm, and Rubeus. They used to have C&C cages, but I just recently converted my spare bedroom into a gpig room!
I couldnt get my pictures flipped around! Sorry!
Wow! Guinea pig heaven! Looks great!I have 3 piggies. Two of them are around 3 years old and the third one is 4 years old, names are Albus, Grimm, and Rubeus. They used to have C&C cages, but I just recently converted my spare bedroom into a gpig room!
I couldnt get my pictures flipped around! Sorry!
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