RatsForever
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After seeing so many great cages I don't dare put a picture of my cage or else someone may report me to the SPCA! At the moment I have my gang of six in a ferret cage and they appear comfortable...hopefully.
Debbie said:Here are some of our cages. Not all are currently in use, but we do tend to shift around, depending on our numbers, and who need the "retirement" home etc:
We have two of these (Quality Cage 36"x20"x60):
I honestly had to give this one away (Martin's RUUD)...it was a royal pain to clean.
(24x24x35)
The retirement home. This is actually two cages, we joined together (that we use separately at times too (as cage groups get smaller :sad3: ). Together they are 60"x24" and perfect for those that have trouble with their back legs or are just too tired to bother. In this group, we have both elderlies and girls that are still mobile enough to enjoy the hamoocks. We had 8 in this group (sadly, we are down to just 5 now).
Our travel cages we use on camping trips in our travel trailer (yes folks, we take our rats with us on trips :wink2: otherwise, we'd never get away from home :mrgreen: ).
We have a couple martin's 695's too, but I don't have any good pics of those (other than in the trailer shot above).
lilangel said:how did you hook the wodent wheel on the cage? i just got one and it looks like i cant and wondered.
Debbie said:We hook ours on, from the outside, so only the center piece is on the inside. We zip tie the stand to the outside of the cage. They just stay attached, and we take just the wheel itself off for cleaning.
javakittie said:Martin's only offers two types of cages.. Powdercoated or Galvanized. All of the powder coated cages are black, and the galvanized are bare metal so they're silver. Since galvanized reeks horribly when rats pee on the wire, we all try and use powder coated cages.
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