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Here's my girl's cage:



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in their cage:

2 hamocks
2 super igloos
a corner littler tray
a rope
4 cat toy balls
1 squishy triangle dog toy
3 baskets
1 ladder
and their food dish(the others arent in there at the time)

My cage, two Athena pet cages connected.

here is my tank right now. I have two babies at the moment, in a twenty gallon aquarium.


Right now there is a hanging tube, a rollanest, a bird klatter ladder and a regular bird ladder, plus their water bottle, critter kabob and food dish.

The pictures are old, so they don't include all the furniture usually in the cages these days, so don't look the pictures too closely In addition to these, I have some 10 a bit smaller cages and Duna-tanks for litters, quarantine and such, but I think they are not necessary to show in this thread.


Measurements: 27x19x47in. Self made
This cage is inhabited by our "grandmas", our three old ladies. They have three big layers plus several smaller in varying places, baskets, 3 hammocks, a litter pan, a cardboard box house and a plastic house, ladders and rope ladders for safe climbing, cardboard tubes, paper shreds for nesting and a bowl of dirt for digging. Other toys are varying depending on what I invent.



This is a FOP Lusaka aviary, measuring 33,5x24x58in.
This is the cage of the breeding boys, at the moment there are 5. The cage has three original layers with their own ladders, and I've added several smaller ones into varying places. There are also several baskets, wire and wooden, 4 hammocks, ropes, 2 litter pans, branches and a small tree stomp. Boys also have cardboard tubes and two houses, plus a self made hammock tent-like thing. Paper shreds and digging bowl belong to the furniture too, usually the digging bowl grows something too, these days I prefer oat sprouts.



Another self made cage, measuring 24x31,5x66in.
Here live our breeding girls, 9 of them at the moment. There are 4 stable layers and several changeable ones, and the furniture is very similar to the boy cage. The picture was taken in the middle of the furnishing on the building day, so it looks quite empty.



This I suppose is an old Ferplast model, dunno which. Measurements are 20x33,5x39in.
2 old gentlemen live in this one, and as the cage is actually like two rabbit cages on top of eachother with a hole to go through from one to another, it is quite easy for them to move in. The cage has 3 hammocks, a house, a litter pan, lots of fabrics on the upper level floor, digging bowl, tubes and a ladder.

Well, it's not really decorated, but here's my homemade cage. It's 33" L x 17" W x 36" H.

Inside it has: baby toys, placemats as floor coverings, wooden dowels to support the floors, an igloo, food bowl, 2 water bottles, and an oatmeal container. And please forgive the mess, it's due for a cleaning.

updated- 11/24 newest pic of the two RUUDs..  new hammock set made for my boys but the girls have ratty old hammocks that'll be replaced this week.  I wash the hammocks weekly but the girls' hammocks just... get destroyed WAY too fast..   also, the bottom parts were opened up and those rats were FINALLY integrated with the rest of the groups..

Jixie

This is my ferplast duetto aviary. It's pretty new, I bought it a month ago, and I'm very pleased with it.
So are my 9 doe's 

this is gonna be a big one, but its beacuse we have a long history of pics

this is a 695 on the bottom and a 685 on the top - these were my own rats, 1.5 years ago (old house)



during my period of overwhelming foster-hood

top left is a martins 640? with one mouse in it
below that is a lone aggressive young male that was recovering from a neuter, pre-adoption
below that is a 685 with lab boys in it

next row is a 690 with girlies in it, and then below that is a 680 with a pair of ratties in it.
the last row has the top cage holding a lone male (ex cagemate of prior mentioned lone male, they tried to kill each other the first night i had them, i posted about it...) and then below that are two martins ferret cages each holding a pair of ratties.

skipping ahead a lONG time, these are the current pics (well, they were current as of 3 weeks ago! arent anymore)

these are my rats, lydias rats, and the foster rats at that time.


upper left is a 670 holding my lone male, go.
below that is a 435 that has lydias 5 ratties in it (neutered males and females)



upper right is a martins 660 that has a lone male recovering from a neuter and waiting for transport.
below that is my 685 with my own rats in it (2 females and 1 neutered male) plus some foster ratties.

below that is a 695 with 8 baby boy fosters in it.

Here's a picture of my Martin's R-695.  It will eventually house two boys.



On the very top shelf is one of those super pet tents.  I sewed up a cushion for the inside, but you can't see it from this shot.

On the middle floor is a blanket that I made for them, a tent that I made, a Hammock/hide-out that I made, and a cushion that I made.  There is alse a hanging bird toy and a Super Pet Tube.  I also have a few jingly cat toy balls

Just above the lower shelf is one of Toni's (PPRR) hammocks (I also have a blue one) Then I have a hanging food dish.

On the floor is a Super Pet Chair, a litter box, a hanging hide out that I made, a litter box, a Super Pet Ferret Roller Basket, a few cat toys, and Eco Bedding.

I have many more toys waiting to be rotated into the cage, so I may post a picture of a different set up as well later on.

toys for my girls change often, but heres the current setup

This is my R-695.
5 female rats

Current Accessories include:
3 hammocks
igloo
2 water bottles
cat jingle balls
Food dish
veggie ball
long high back litter pan for extra level



My r690 is modified to accommodate older rats.