I've looked at all the Exotic nutrition cages, and the only ones that might work would be the congo (although its 4 inches too short width wise and 2 inches depth)
or the Borneo.
I looked at the Brisbane and its about a foot to short, otherwise it would be perfect.
The issue is I found good cages slightly to small, but the place I'm adopting from has minimum cage sizes so they can approve your setup as safe for adoption.
Witch is understood and reasonable for the gliders sake, but anoying.

I've heard everywere their not good for things other than cages
Sadly, the madagascars to small for 4 gliders.

Check out the Madagascar cage on Exotic Nutritions site. We don't recommend food,treats or wheels from them.

Wheels would be Freerunner wheels, My Freerunner

I have heard Freedom Wheels are some of the best. Lots of space and no center axle.

I need to find a cage!

The cage size is a minimum 2ft deep, 3ft wide, and 4ft tall so I can get approved for adoption (3-4 gliders)
I'm hoping to pay less than $200...

Any suggestions?

I've check Amazon, Chewy, Walmart, and even Wayfair and I can't find a good enough cage.
and DIY could never work with me...

The bigger the better.

The best one I've found so far is this one https://www.wayfair.com/pet/pdp/lat...amster-guinea-pig-rabbit-w114189294.html
I would love to have a huge cage, but I can't afford it (unless one of you guys knows a cheap one)

So, please if you know a good cage for 3-4 gliders that's cheap and spacious, please, please, please do let me know.

I can't return it, sadly.
Mesh goes on the inside, not the outside of the bars?

I thought about trying to sell it, but another cage would cost at the verry least $30 more than I bought the cage for, and im on a budget...

I just don't think someone esle would buy it for more than $90, witch is the price I bought it for...

Do you know where to get a cheap and large cage big enough for 3-4 gliders possibly?

I'd get another but modifying sounds less expensive. I don't fully know the pros vs cons of fixing the cage to those of selling it instead and getting a new cage.

Hi im new here.

I screwed up massively. I got a cage in person and did not check the bar spacing till a brought it home and assembled it...
The bar spacing is 1" by 4".
I know, escape waiting to happen.

I was wondering if a certain type of mesh (linked at the bottom) is safe to use?

(The link is a is a 1/2" inch (0.4" to be specific) plastic hardware cloth, but I don't have gliders yet and can't estimate if they are chewers.

Will be attached with a great number of zip ties.)

I've heard not to do metal, and vinyl-coated galvanized steel is debated, so I'm playing it safe with plastic hardware mesh.

My main concerns:
1: Could the gliders chew through it to escape?
2: Is the door openable by them

Please look at the link for the mesh and the image for the doors if you can.

Link for mesh below
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Fencer-...Hardware-Netting-PGC-B3X15MF12/309600225