Just thought i would share my cage...

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So I have a 5 x 2 C&C cage ( it was a 4 x 2 with a loft but we took the loft away and extended it earlier this year ). The C&C is fixed to a wooden base and sits on top of an old dining table - of which we cut the legs down on. The corex base is covered with a wipeable tablecloth fabric, I then add newspaper around the sides so they cant chew this or the corex.. lined with puppy pads and then my fleece liners go on top. I layer them so larger ones first then smaller ones on top for easy changing. They have 2 wooden bridge tunnels, 2 hay trays and 2 water bottles and a chewed cardboard box! Fleece blankets on the top ( gone for darker ones this time ) but they are open either end for air flow ... just thought I would share! 20190803_104854.webp20190803_104634.webp20190803_104825.webp20190803_105956.webp20190803_110042.webp20190803_112259.webp
 
Your pigs must love that! Fleece blankets on top are a nice touch 👍.
 
Your pigs must love that! Fleece blankets on top are a nice touch 👍.
They like the security but the sides are open so we can see them and they can see us... which at the moment is not a pretty site as I am in pjays clearing out the conservatory and its HOT! 😂😂
 
Love the polar bear fleece. Somehow the Christmassy vibe makes it look even more cosy!
 
Are the grids fixed to the base at all?

I take the front grids off mine for easy cleaning but need a way to secure them or some of them to the table top.
 
Are the grids fixed to the base at all?

I take the front grids off mine for easy cleaning but need a way to secure them or some of them to the table top.
I believe they are screwed on to the wooden base via the black round things ( not very technical am i lol ) so i can't remove them without a screwdriver .... it isn't fixed to the actual table itself..
 
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