Show your cage... again!

[Erin8607]

I wanted to be cool with a big thread. Here is a link to the original:
https://www.guinealynx.info/forums/viewtopic.php?t=21250


I'll be posting completed pics of the piggies new cage soon!

[outfoxed98]

Erin we all think you're cool anyway! ;))

[Erin8607]

I wouldn't be so brave to say all :)

[lisam]

Here's one of my cages--my rabbits live on the bottom (Rosie is in there) and pigs on the top. It's got a divider in it right now since Dagmar had surgery.

[snowflakey]

But where do your cabbits live? You're buying them from HollyT, right? ;-)

[Erin8607]

I was always afraid to do a cage stand of cubes more than 1 high. Is it pretty stable?

I dug one sheet of coro out for my giant cage, still need 2 more sheets for the big cage and 1 sheet for the boys cage. No time today, hopefully I can drag Ray with me to go buy some tomorrow.

[Mum]

Erin, it's very stable if you zip tie the heck out of it. I gave some grids to a friend, and they made a beautiful 4x2 with loft on a 2-grid high stand. They used no connectors at all - just zip ties - and it's very, very stable.

I think the key to stability of the quality and number of zip ties you use :-p

[MichelleintheOC]

Is using JUST the connectors not acceptable? Just wondering because I have a 2x3 {soon to be bigger!} for my two girls. It's completely put together with just connectors.

[Brandilynn]

Depends on your cage, Michelle. Does it have levels or a loft? Is it flat on something, or do you have grids holding the cage grids up?

[MichelleintheOC]

It's on the floor, No loft yet. Just a 2x3 with soon to be an L shaped loft.

[Erin8607]

Definatly invest in some zip ties when you build it up.

[cutemomomi]

Erin, remember to grab some Hello Kitty stickers when you go buy your choroplast tomorrow!