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Cube Storage on Sunday, May 30th, 2010 |
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I have this kind of thing cubic storage using i for a dresser. like this one http://www. kaboodle. com/hi/img/2/0/0/90/2/AAAAAkhRd38AAAAAAJAj3g. jpgil can make 5 cubes in total, and I wondered if this would be a good idea to keep the rats in. The question is bien.1. inbetween the spaces are like 1in-1 and a half inch. im not sure how big the rats will then I will be sure they do slip through? 2. custom cage is really high at all, but it will be 4 blocks on the bottom. the rest would be on the sides and top. do you think height is good? 3. What should I put on the bottom so that the bedding / hay does not work out and everything, even their own urine and shit. Remember the background is too messh thread.
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Cube Storage on Saturday, May 29th, 2010 |
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I have a small John Deere tractor I keep my lake lot. I have a big problem with rats chewing on wiring. They went so far as to enter a storage shed, into the range cubes I keep to feed and nest under the hood of tracteur.Yat it a type of tape to wrap with the son away. They not only chew threw the insulation, but even the copper wire.
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Cube Storage on Friday, May 28th, 2010 |
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I always used the traditional wire grids for my Guinea Pigs C & C cages. I saw these other cubes online yesterday. They seem like they are just as good or better in what they can do less damage to slip out of cage.Voici a link if you want regarderhttp: / / www. target. target = = = UTF8 com/Storage-Solutions-6-Cube-System-Frost/dp/B000MPO5F4/sr 1-3/qid 1229086927/ref sr_1_3/183-4933433-6020805? ie = & index = & k =% HR%% 20cubes 3Astorage 20frost & page = 1Ils are made of polypropylene. I’ve never heard of polypropylene. I guess it’s some kind of plastic, but is it a genre that will be suitable for a C & C cage? or is it a genre that is too fragile? They look awesome. I proably feel safer use for lofts / higher levels because they are solid. And it will be nice not having to sweep the bedding every 5 minutes!
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Cube Storage on Thursday, May 27th, 2010 |
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I bought a box “of our local recycling center. It is an 24inch (approx) metal wire made complex storage box. The sides are open, not closed or solid. It has a lid. The parties have had heart-shaped wire. Connected to this cable, there were crystal droplets. The box was about 24inch cube. There were over 100 crystals on it. Does anyone know who made the box, where I can find online. . Basically what I did was to remove all the crystals and use them as prisms Suncatcher, now I want another to do the same thing. I returned the box Incase some1 else could use it for his “good use” “Happy New Year! Iv already asked the” people on global resources and I am awaiting a response after the holidays. . Im going to try to draw that in paint, it transfr to photobucket and put it here. . . hahaJe LizzieIl know that was very nice, but I really need nothing has to do with storage box, but the fact that I got it for £ 1 and I have over 100 prisms is worth and Shrapnel thumb for three weeks trying to get them all out haha! HNY! with crystal droplets / pink and black wire forms; whiole thing is completely see through; lifts lid has small “catch “on it (so watch green lol) Just an attempt, you can see I’m not an artist hahaah! http://i56. photobucket. com/albums/g182/whosaprettybird/yahoobox1. jpg
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Cube Storage on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 |
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I have 3 male rats, including two cage mates and the oldest being housed separately (although I’m slowly working on her integration into the living space of my other two rats). His cage is roomy enough for a male rat, and my other two boys are in need of a larger cage. Super Pets they are currently too small, more prizes and does a better job than A. quarantine cage, or cage B. Voyage.Je currently do not have to spend $ 130 on a cage alone (no bedding / supplies, just the cage). I would like to spoil my children and bring a cage or a great Martin Critter / Ferret Nation, but for now I must be frugal and do my best to minimize costs. What I did to remedy the situation was the purchase of two packs of grid mesh storage cube, almost exactly like this (the only difference being that mine are silver, not green): http:/ / www. guineapigcages. com/photos/data/536/medium/2319connectors. jpgJe went with the mesh grids as opposed to the regular grid with squares because I do not want to worry about my rats sticking their heads through and get stuck / escape. The biggest concern I have about this type of cage is currently the material I will use to hold the grids together. I could fit fine zip ties through the openings in the mesh, and I could also use round plastic connectors that come with grills. I want to move away from using anything plastic if, as I fear my rat chew through all this (especially the connectors) and escape. My grids are also open ends on each corner, like those we see – I thought I could ditch the connectors and use as many j-clips that I can adapt to each end. I do not know how that will work, toutefois.Quel such links or wire can I use to secure networks in place that my rats can not chew through? I thought I might get a roll of wire, but I worry not bind tightly enough around the gates, causing the cage to lose its strength and look of the UN as the shit you niveau.Si n ‘did not want to read the question thoroughly and provide a response that might relate to the question, thank you to refrain from commenting please!