This is my girls' cage. It is a AB seton (Japanese branded cage) with their old cage (Decided to give them that extra space since it'd just be kept in the locker anyway).

I've never introduced my girls, but Sniffles, Lainey, and Petra live in this mansion that I just finished redecorating. Petra is the faceless rat in front of the octopus. I have a Midwest cat tower (or ferret playpen) that I transformed into my ratty cage since I wasn't using it for fostering cats anymore. It's roughly 2 feet deep, 3 feet wide, and 4 feet high.



I've become quite good at making cage liners and cubes for my girls, so that's mostly what's in the cage. The frog-patterned hanging "cube" in the middle of the cage is 20 inches long! The girls love it. I also made ramp covers for all of the ramps and suprisingly, they don't even chew on them! Now the foam in the cubes...that's a different story.

They do have a few toys in there- they hide them from each other in the bottom corners where they stockpile their treats. 

This is the new SP Exotics cage. I bought it a few weeks ago at petsmart for my two girls to use as a hospital cage because one was ill and getting hurt in the Martins 695 cage so I thought this would be smaller and safer. It was $99 plus tax. Its not decorated too much and no hammocks for safety reasons. I have several layers of blankets on the bottom of the cage.

This is my ALT cage housing two males, I cage swap every month between this one and a Martins R695, also housing two rats, so they don't get bored with the same cage, I don't have wheels in either of these two cages because they don't use them:



And this is my new SP Exotics cage, I think I got it about a month ago when I needed a hospital cage for a sick female. Now I am using it as a temporary cage to house 3 ratties who will soon be moving into my RUUD cage, it needs more decorations, but I ran out of time and since its a temp cage I didn't want to make a fuss over it.

My new SP Giant cage arrived yesterday and I spent all day decorating it and just when I thought I had it perfect I realized I forgot the wodent wheel so I had to pull half of it apart again to fit the wheel in. I got this cage for my three older boys, Lazarus, Alford and Pinkerton,  who are slowing down and one boy can't navigate the ramps too well in their RUUD cage so this will be their retirement home. Its very large, larger than the pictures can show, it comes with one shelf and a ramp. The shelf is really large.

I have 2 chinchilla bath houses in it, a rody igloo, a waffle house, 3 litter pans, a soft shelf on the back side of the cage, a wire bin from the dollar store, a pink satin target dog bed turned hammock, an MRR hammock, and MRR lobster theme tube, another colorful tube, a pvc pipe and a ferret tube that you can't see too well. I also bought a 10 foot long flexible ferret tube, but I can't find room in there for it so I will use it in their playpen. Enjoy the pictures. Now all I have to do is fit in in the rat room  I haven't put my boys in yet; they are sleeping and I want to wait for them to wake up and then I will put them in.

Noob here with my FRANKENCAGE!



The bottom is a Prevue, 2'x2'x1', and I've put a smaller (also Prevue, maybe?? about 1 cubic foot) cage on top to make another level. Inside of the bottom level are two-half shelves to provide some climbing room in addition to the extra level. On the bottom I have a glass candy bowl filled with fabric that they nap in, and hiding behind it is a HUGE toilet paper roll that I stole from a rest station because it was so perfect, haha. There's also a regular sized tp roll that my baby can still fit in, and an empty cardboard cylinder that used to hold apricots and now holds stuffing. The half-shelf on the right has their food bowl, and the one on the left has an old winter hat that is their sleep-place of choice. Hanging from the ceiling is a piece of leather with some pony beads on it, which they played with at first but by this point it's old news. I'll probably end up stringing cheerios on it to introduce a new toy . And on the top level is their treat dish and a layer of white towel to keep drips from hitting the shavings. Oh, and how could I forget their ever-so-manly PINK water bottle!?

I currently have two boys, Toaster and Clutch (Toaster is the hooded on the bottom level, Clutch is the Berkshire tiny up top), and I plan on removing the third level and replacing it with another cage the size of the bottom one so I can have room for a third. I've got GGMR baaad.

Any suggestions about what I can add (on the cheap, mind, I'm a poor college student here!) can be PMed to me. Thanks!

Cleaned cages yesterday.

Our Unidom EuroTravel (6 modules)

Here's my new Martin's R695.  It houses my three girls.

Huge Doors!


Top


Bottom

My girls home, Super Pet Multi Level ferret home.


2 homemade hammocks, 2 home made ramps, the giant tube that came with it, a bird ladder, 2 igaloos, toys, nesting box, litter box, towels on the shelves and flannel on the botton level.

Martins R690 - currently holds 2 girls


Martins R670 - currently holds 1 girl