I finally received my other custom made cage. It's identical to my other ones except I'm keeping it as a single cage.
So it's 30 x 18 x 36 high. With it's huge doors and pull out tray, makes it's so simple to clean.
My new guys will be going into this cage. 

Here's mine



(from top to bottom, left to right)
They got a teepee hammock, hammock, litter box hammock, half ferret ball, igloo, brick, waterbottle, t tube, chube, brick, crock, lixit igloo.

Martins' R-695. Currently holding one rat. Setup changes every time I change bedding, things are switched in and out constantly.

The pan holds towels (instead of bedding). The bottom level: "nesting box" (changes every week or less), hanging bird toys, a stuffed animal (not attached), a hanging (stacking) desk-shelf sort of thing with a small blanket for softness. The second level: a baby rattle toy (not attached), cat sisal "tube" hanging; very thick shelf liner on part of the floor. Third level: a terracotta pot (loosely attached to side of cage), food bowl (small cat metal bowl, we have 3 so there's always 2 being cleaned and one in the cage), a hanging baby toy, bird ladder leading to top floor (attached at bottom with a ziptie to keep it non-moving); baby blanket, washcloth and a plastic very thin cutting board stuff on parts of floor. Top level: a jean-leg hammock hung with baby rings, basket attached to side with a baby blanket inside; floor covered with a baby blanket.

There's washclothes, small blankets and fleece materials scattered about the cage for warmth. I usually also have a chin-chiller marble slab thingy in there and more of the shelf liner, but those are soaking at the moment.

I have new pictures of the cage now.

Here is my All Living Things cage from PetSmart. Next month we are ordering a RUUD from Martins, but for now...this is the cage. We had four girls in it (one just passed away last night so now there are three) Ive got a BAD case of GGMR so thats why the RUUD next month!;) Thanks for looking!

The white tunnel is dryer tunnel. It lasted about four days and then was chewed all up! But they had a blast while it was there:)
Bottom has the litterbox, food dish, wall mirror, small igloo and a Chube (under the stairs), middle floor has an oatmeal box, a tub turned upside down to climb on, and a dearpie tube hammock! Top floor has a huge plastic cylinder that came to me filled with cookie cutters!! they LOVE this thing! Also on the top floor is the water bottle and medium sized Dearpie pocket hammock:) and a jingle ball.

Well, here is my girlies cage...houses 2...I bought it at Petco, it was called rat mansion.....do not think it is proper name after seeing some of the others!! lol



I will post some inside pics when I get them! 
Dimensions: 32.5 (h) x 22(w) x 16in (d)

I just recently re decorated mine, hehehe, my two girls Eli and Olive are having a blast exploring all the new things! I found this cage at Petco (suprisingly) it's the Small Animal Kingdom Ferret Starter Kit if anyone was wondering (MUCH too small for a ferret though) it's 22.5" L x 14.5" D x 28.5" H

It's perfect for my two girls though and i love the fact that it has solid levels and ramps. In it I have a hammock, some old shirts to make ropes/tunnels with plastic cups with the bottoms cut open for tunnels, an old flower pot as a little hiding place, an old hampster wheel for them to lay in, a cardboard box with some holes punched in it, a shark head cupholder for them to  sleep in, anyways...LOTS of fun stuff!

I have 2 R-695s connected with a PVC tube. They house 8 rats.



The first cage


Second cage


In their cage they have: 5 hammocks, 3 plastic bins, 2 igloos, a shoe box, a comfort wheel (12"), a brick, a piece of drainage tubing, a shoebox, a litterbox with cloth (before all they did was sleep in it, so I figured I might as well make them comfortable ), and an extra shelf with a cloth over it which they use as a bed.

Here is a pic of my bird cage I am using for my new baby boy until he grows big enough to fit into the super pet cage I have waiting for him. I've tried to make it as homey for him as possible, but my decorating skills are lacking somewhat.

I purchased the R690 but modified. I asked for 12" doors so wheels can go in and out quite easily. I also asked for a pull out tray only because I hate having to lift the cage to remove the tray to clean it every week. I also asked them not to pre-assemle the levels and middle floor because I was going to change it a bit. The one direct from Martin's, I found the bottom level a bit steep. So I had some left over wire panels from my previous martins purchases and made me the perfect ramp.
Ok, here are the pics:

From far:



A closer look:



A side view:


The top level, as you can see, I load my cages with clutter, it keeps a mind busy:



The bottom level with my new sexy ramp:


And finally... throw some rats in!





They love it!! I do find this cage somewhat small for my taste. But I'm quite anal when it comes to cage size and my precious rats... but this cage will house Cado and Isabelle and one more baby will be joining this home... one of Rennie's babies direct from Balego!!

My cage holds three boys. Its pretty bare, but I am adding stuff as I get it.

ok the first cage belongs to the two rescues.


there isnt much in the cage because it was when i set it up
thats the same with the girls cage.


the next if for the girls.


now for the boys. this cage used to be the girls. (the set up is still the same)