New Cage!

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Is the piggie bum drool in the box?
 
I can detect a piggie bum from 35 meters away :))
 
YES! I see piggie BUM in the little hut! I love your cage! being from the United States I must go to my local pet store to purchase a bigger one for Mr. Bailee Boy. It is rather expensive...$100 for a rabbit size cage. So for now he has been in a standard beginners cage for the past 4 years. He is only in his cage for feeding and sleep. Since piggies are nocturnal and awake to eat and forge at night when I sleep I take him out during the day and let him run about.
 
Mr. Bailee Boy said:
YES! I see piggie BUM in the little hut! I love your cage! being from the United States I must go to my local pet store to purchase a bigger one for Mr. Bailee Boy. It is rather expensive...$100 for a rabbit size cage. So for now he has been in a standard beginners cage for the past 4 years. He is only in his cage for feeding and sleep. Since piggies are nocturnal and awake to eat and forge at night when I sleep I take him out during the day and let him run about.
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Guinea pigs are not nocturnal just to clear that up :) :)
 
Mr. Bailee Boy said:
YES! I see piggie BUM in the little hut! I love your cage! being from the United States I must go to my local pet store to purchase a bigger one for Mr. Bailee Boy. It is rather expensive...$100 for a rabbit size cage. So for now he has been in a standard beginners cage for the past 4 years. He is only in his cage for feeding and sleep. Since piggies are nocturnal and awake to eat and forge at night when I sleep I take him out during the day and let him run about.
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I bought mine before on a second hand website, it was the next size down to this and was £30. The lady i got my pigs from was going to sell this bigger one for about the same money but we swapped. maybe you can check that kind of thing where you live?
And i don't think they are nocturnal, think i read that they are generally more energetic early morning and at night, but they like to play and eat and then have naps whenever i think. But they do adjust to your own routine.
I can't wait for my girls to not be too scared on floor time, last time they just stayed in their shuttle and hid!
 
mrsw0nka said:
I managed to swap my cage for a bigger one :D

The piggies had a bit of a shock being taken out first thing this morning, the babies had a little explore earlier. They will cheer up at dinner time!

Can you spot the piggie bum? :D
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Your new cage looks great!

Cute piggie bum!

Mr. Bailee Boy said:
YES! I see piggie BUM in the little hut! I love your cage! being from the United States I must go to my local pet store to purchase a bigger one for Mr. Bailee Boy. It is rather expensive...$100 for a rabbit size cage. So for now he has been in a standard beginners cage for the past 4 years. He is only in his cage for feeding and sleep. Since piggies are nocturnal and awake to eat and forge at night when I sleep I take him out during the day and let him run about.
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Since you're in US, it should be easier for you to find parts for C&C cage.

Try these places:

$21.99 for grids:
http://www.sears.com/stor-floor-standing-6-cube-storage-unit/p-00913332000P

$10 - $20 for 4x8 ft sheet of coroplast:
http://www.sabicpolymershapes.com/polyshapes/PShapes/branchlocator/branchus.jsp

How to build:
http://www.guineapigcages.com/howto.htm

If you do not want to build, you can always get this cage. It's 8 sq.ft. On sale now for $27.57
http://amzn.com/B001NJ0DPY
 
thanks lissie that last link looks great!
my pigs have kept on tipping their house upside down and shoving everything around! haha
 
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