Great Site Teresa

[gpmom]

This site looks great. You are doing a fabulous job.

I do not have a picture of my current cage or I can't find it on my computer.

 

[ppastorin]

Great

This site looks great. You are doing a fabulous job.

I do not have a picture of my current cage or I can't find it on my computer.

I fully agree !!!

It is really wonderful and useful !!!

I updloaded the pictures of my non-C&C cage in the pictures page, have a look and give me some comments/ideas.

 

[CavySpirit]

ppastorin, your photos are great. I would like to see you edit them with more descriptive titles and add a lot more information in the description and some keywords. I definitely would like to know the exact coroplast dimensions (size in the cage size field), about how much money it took you to make it, about how much time, etc. You'll be asked for more details by viewers ultimately anyway. Might as well do the info upfront.

I also would like to know how high you made the coroplast sides. I might also copy the photos into the safety section because they are good dual-purpose photos.

Thanks.

 

[ppastorin]

OK Teresa, I agree, I will try to write more details about my cage.

The size is approx. 36x24 inches and it is 16 inches high.

The coroplast here in Italy is easy to find and quite cheap, about 8 Euros (10 US$) for a 7'x5' sheet (200x150 cm).

The grid costs about 5 € and the wood about 20 €.

Then there is the human work ;-)

With a few more euros I added the trolley and the little balcony.
Now I am planning a second floor that will be about a third of the size of the cage that will be the relax area with a second hammock and a pouch.

By the summer something more will came to my mind to enlarge it again !

;-) Paolo ;-)