Posted By: Ladymagyver
I Know Bigger is ALWAYS Better But... - 12/05/16 10:32 PM
Cages...
I am still working on hubby for a third glider... I doubt I can talk him into it. The girls have matured so much and mellowed...
The girls cage is 36" H x 32" W x 21" D . It sits on a rollie cart with lots of storage underneath. It is the Suncoast sturdy cage.
Now that they are grown, this cage seems small for them. Or maybe I have too much stuff in it. I bought this one for ease of reach. But they seem to be able to be all over it in no time flat. Dot loves to run around on the floor of it. Fiona likes to be high.
I'm thinking taller. I have an empty dresser I could put their extra stuff in and it would look less cluttered.
Back to ease of reach: I'm phyically able to climb down to the floor since my surgery and so that really isn't so much of an issue. But I'm no spring chicken either.
I am considering a second wheel and I just don't see being able to do this safely.
I could build tunnels that go up and over the cage, maybe put the other wheel in an overhead play room? Anyone have luck or tried that?
I hoping to get a neutered male someday. (Fingers crossed!)
Is there some sort of a "glider calculator" that calculates cubic feet per glider?
Advise please, and thank you!
PS: Maybe a bigger AND tunnels.... Hmmmm.....
I am still working on hubby for a third glider... I doubt I can talk him into it. The girls have matured so much and mellowed...
The girls cage is 36" H x 32" W x 21" D . It sits on a rollie cart with lots of storage underneath. It is the Suncoast sturdy cage.
Now that they are grown, this cage seems small for them. Or maybe I have too much stuff in it. I bought this one for ease of reach. But they seem to be able to be all over it in no time flat. Dot loves to run around on the floor of it. Fiona likes to be high.
I'm thinking taller. I have an empty dresser I could put their extra stuff in and it would look less cluttered.
Back to ease of reach: I'm phyically able to climb down to the floor since my surgery and so that really isn't so much of an issue. But I'm no spring chicken either.
I am considering a second wheel and I just don't see being able to do this safely.
I could build tunnels that go up and over the cage, maybe put the other wheel in an overhead play room? Anyone have luck or tried that?
I hoping to get a neutered male someday. (Fingers crossed!)
Is there some sort of a "glider calculator" that calculates cubic feet per glider?
Advise please, and thank you!
PS: Maybe a bigger AND tunnels.... Hmmmm.....