cavy-cool-crazy
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I have written this in the accommodation part of my book as a really simple guide to building a simple, single level cage. If you don't understand it please let me know with suggestions so that I can alter it to make it easy for people to understand.
"C&C cages are very easy to create. The basic routine for building a single level C&C cage is:
· Make up the cube walls, tying them together using connectors or cable ties., Leave one corner unattached for easier fitting of the coroplast.
· Score and fold the coroplast to the size of the cube walls, taking off just a few millimetres from your measurements. Tape all around the outer edges to hold the coroplast base together
· Fit the coroplast base inside the cubes and attach the disconnected corner to the rest of the cubes.
Upper levels require a little more thought but are worth it, particularly if you have lazy guineas!"
"C&C cages are very easy to create. The basic routine for building a single level C&C cage is:
· Make up the cube walls, tying them together using connectors or cable ties., Leave one corner unattached for easier fitting of the coroplast.
· Score and fold the coroplast to the size of the cube walls, taking off just a few millimetres from your measurements. Tape all around the outer edges to hold the coroplast base together
· Fit the coroplast base inside the cubes and attach the disconnected corner to the rest of the cubes.
Upper levels require a little more thought but are worth it, particularly if you have lazy guineas!"