Good 120cm Long Cages

[Maisy and Poppy]

My parents say 120cm long cage inside any ideas? Unfortunately no c and c cages that size
Thanks!

 

[katie-elizabeth]

Ferplast definitely, zooplus is cheapest place to get it from

 

[The Furry Godmother]

The Skyline Maxi XXL is a good decent cage and is actually 120cm on the base.
However if you have other pets the ferplast may be a better option.

 

[Wiebke]

Ferplast with two front opening flaps is the best, followed by Skyline maxi with a top flap and only a very small front flap.
http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/small_pets/hutches_cages/rabbit_cage/120_cm_cages/14083
http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/small_pets/hutches_cages/guinea_pig_cages/120_cm_cages/83034

PS: A 2x3 grid C&C cage (i.e. ca. 70x105 cm) has the same ground space as a 60x120 cm traditional cage, but it would allow you to create a second story - provided you don't have other pets that would compromise the safety.

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

Thanks, am going to make a 2 x 3 c and c .

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

Ferplast with two front opening flaps is the best, followed by Skyline maxi with a top flap and only a very small front flap.
http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/small_pets/hutches_cages/rabbit_cage/120_cm_cages/14083
http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/small_pets/hutches_cages/guinea_pig_cages/120_cm_cages/83034

PS: A 2x3 grid C&C cage (i.e. ca. 70x105 cm) has the same ground space as a 60x120 cm traditional cage, but it would allow you to create a second story - provided you don't have other pets that would compromise the safety.

Could 2 piggie live in a 2 x 3 c and c with 1 x 2 loft ?

 

[Piggly]

With the ramp used to give access to a loft you can end up losing a bit of floor space in the bottom floor. If you can squash in a 2x4 c&c that might be a better option? I think thats approximately equivalent to a 140 cage?

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

Yeah, my parents have a 120cm long space may be able to squash cage in we will see ....

 

[Piggly]

If you can possibly make a little more room a 2x4 is perfect for a pair

 

[Maisy and Poppy]

Yes, we may be getting a tiny space to go through the door and the boot room may turn into the piggy room

 

[Chief Guinea Pig]

Yes, we may be getting a tiny space to go through the door and the boot room may turn into the piggy room

Try not to get your hopes up too high Emily. I know you have been turned down before! But sending you good luck for the grand convince!

 

[Flutterby]

Good luck Emily. A 2x4 C&C would be perfect for a pair of girls. Sadly loft space doesn't count as proper space, it has to be floor level. C&C's are so much easier than the conventional cage too

 

[aimzer]

Going by what Wiebke has said with regards to a 3x2 c&c equalling the floor space of a 120x60 then I'm sure a 3x2 would be alright for a pair of girls if that's all the space you have

 

[Wiebke]

A 2x3 grid cage with a hay loft is fine for two girls (offering the same ground space) and much better than a traditional 120x60cm cage with only one floor.

 

[Goth Mummy]

If you decide against a 2x3 c+c then I recommend the silver bottomed 120cm "rabbit cages" from Little Pet Warehouse. They are about £40 and very sturdy. Good for households with dogs and toddlers!