Indoor cage?

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i bought one before i got my pigs but instead built a c&c because it was bigger sturdier and cheaper.
 
The c&c cages look really good but where do you get the stuff to make them from?
 
The Skyline is a great cage, my little Nigel loved his, his previous owner had built him a hayloft which gave him even more space.
 
You can get from ebay or B&Q, this type of cage is great if you want something that is temporary, because you can take it down and store it away. The correx can be sourced from sign makers, just google correx and loads pop up. Plus if you google C+C cages loads of info comes up that gives you ideas too, I have indoor guineas and I would never go back to shop brought cages, they are way too expensive and you can end up with less space for your guineas.
 
looked at b&q online but couldn't find any, what are the metal grids listed as, what are they called in shops?
 
kay_xx said:
I have a baby guinea pig thats just been treated for suspected mange mites and so he is staying indoors till he is fully better. What indoor cages would you recomend that is not to expensive? It needs to be big enough fro 2 guinea pigs should I ever need to bring both of them in.

I am thinking about getting this one:

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/small_pets/hutches_cages/guinea_pig_cages/120_cm_cages/83034
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This is a super value cage,I have 4 of them and they are very versatile.
 
thank you. My parents think that I'm only housing harley inside till he gets better, little do they know I intend to bring my other boar inside with harley once hes better :) Still if I dont keep them inside permanently it will make a good indoor run :)
 
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