im getting a guinea pig will a igloo fit in the cage with the gray ledge
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No. The standard size will not accommodate an igloo plus the shelf. The large size will but would also eliminate any roaming space. You really don't need an igloo though as the ledge provides the privacy your piggy craves. This is a very nice cage. I have both the standard and large sizes.
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i have one medium sized guinea pig and he loves that he has a whole bunch of room to run around in and we can put different things in here for him without crowding his area. Two med to lg guinea pigs could fit comfortably in here, OR 3 smaller ones. but not more than 3 they would be too crowded. This is actually a cage for rabbits but i wanted my piggie to have lots of room. You want to make sure he or they can run around and get exercise in their cage when you are not able to take them out to explore. They can be prone to gaining weigh quickly since they eat all of the time.
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Yes. I built my guinea pigs a cage from them. Though it depends on the animal. If it is on the small side, like rats, or is know to easily escape, like ferrets, I recommend placing a grid layer on another grid the shifting it slightly to make the holes smaller then securing them in place. I saw this done for a built ferret cage. But for smaller animals, like mice, gerbils, hamsters, then I think a real cage is best for them.
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I believe it would, my ferret had plenty of room and he loved playing in it. I believe you would not have a problem at all with this for your guinea pig..
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It will be a tight fit. We caught a pretty good sized ground hog (for relocation) and it was packed in the cage and when we opened it to let it out it had a hard time.
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No it does not. With the size of the cage, most guinea pig sized huts will not really fit in it. We got a shelf for ours so he could either go under for protection or jump on top for fun.
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Mice should be fine in this cage. It is a very nice cage we have two of them.
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I am using this cage for two green cheek conures. There is more than plenty of room for them. Hope that helps
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Absolutely. I have a green cheek conure in mine, and she has ample space. The actual living space of the cage is 18" × 18" × 30"ht. I love this cage and recommend it.
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No, this is more of a rabbit or guinea pig cage, you should look into the superpet cages for hamsters, I had a large Syrian in a two level and it worked great
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Yes. My sister has A grey in a similar sized cage. I have a Quaker in mine and it's way more room than she needs.
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Yes, perfect size! You can zip the top and she won't feel too enclosed. My two maltipoos used to fit in there comfortably and really liked it.
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I think that would be a comfortable size. I purchased mine as emergency cages for an African Grey & an Indian Ringneck (separately) and am confident they would be comfortable in it for at least that long. Bar spacing should be fine for your green cheek, too.
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I got an acrylic cage for my Rosie and Citron, the cage you asked about it will not work for a grey. Its not really tall enough. I got the one you asked about a long while ago to use for my Conure
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I purchased two of these cages and have congo African greys in both. The only problem with this cage is that it won't fit through the doorway. I am otherwise very happy with this cage.
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I bought a real 47" cage made for guinea pigs, this cage is for rabbits. My male guinea pig is alone in his 47" cage.
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This would be big enough for 2 guinea pigs but keep in mind that guinea pigs don't like to climb. You're better off getting something without different levels since they would be happier and the cage would probably be cheaper.