minimum size of c&c cages
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hi this is a great link for the size you'll need........ i don't have a c&c cage but i know many who've made them 2 storey's that way you can have more room for them 
here's the link on cage sizes http://www.guineapigcages.com/
and no please don't worry, you're trying to sort out what's best which is great!
here's the link on cage sizes http://www.guineapigcages.com/
and no please don't worry, you're trying to sort out what's best which is great!
Splat n Dexter
Junior Guinea Pig
2 x 4 grids for two sows.
2 x 5 grids is better for two males.
2 x 5 grids is better for two males.
lissie
Teenage Guinea Pig
2x3 is okay for 2 sows. It's the minimum size for them. For 2 boars, it might be too small, as boars are more territorial.
BellasMummy
Senior Guinea Pig
I would say make the biggest cage you possibly can, if you can fit in a 2x4 then that would be best
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piggyfan
That is too small. 
Connie
Adult Guinea Pig
I have a cage that is 2x(3 and a bit, three and then 5 extra little squares) as thats the only thing that will fit in my space, however it is connected with the actual connectors, (accept the extra pannels on the end) and when you measure the inside it DOES meet the minimum requirments. It was 2x3 when they were little, but it got to small so i expanded as much as i physically could. I have never had a problem with it, but i have addded a hay loft so they can get away from eachother. (they also have floor time every day)
daftscotslass
Senior Guinea Pig
That is too small.
It's not too small, 2 x 3 in grids is the minimum for two piggies. 2x4 is recommended.
lissie
Teenage Guinea Pig
That is too small.
2x3 is not that bad. It's the minimum for 2.
Of course, bigger is always better.
Could you possibly fit a 3x3? Or even overlap the grids to make a 2.5 x 3?
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