Gi Gi's Improved Cage :)

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Squeaky_Ewok

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Hello!

Recently I put up a post asking about how to create a second level for my guineas commercial cage, as I am expecting a new piggy. Floor length 120cm. I have completed it today, kind of... this arrangement has no coroplast which I will order to try out a different design, but wanted to know what you think of it! The ramp is a work in progress too, my piggy likes to jump on the wooden stool thing so for now I'm sure the make shift ramp will be fine xD

Here you go!
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Gi, wondering why I was taking photos!
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I'm gonna add another grid to the end for more length tonight and I've unscrewed the legs of the wooden stool for supports so I will post some pics up tonight if anyone would like to do this for their commercial cage :)
 
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Here is another view of his cage! Again what do you think? I need a sheet of plastic to put underneath the fleece on the top level in case any legs go through, correx is so expensive so is there any alternative? Top level is roughly 115cm now. I want to have a hay rack on top with a water bottle, so they have one each but not until I have something waterproof to underline it :/
 
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Briony_Y said:
You could use wood or a plastic tray of some sort
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I've completely change this now haha! I've mad a correx box, and put the c&c grids at the left end. Can see them and catch/clean them much better :) They definitely like this option better I think xD Thanks for the advice though!
 
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