This is a Care Deluxe Multi-Floor ferret home. We got it free (other than $20 in tolls to pick it up) from the hubbie's boss whose kids used to have ferrets. We're only using the top three levels and the bottom is being used for storage. We might change that soon. Litter and poops keep falling into the bottom anyway,  Right now it's home to three girls. Two nine month olds and one who is 1 year, 2 months.

Top level you can barely see Suki in the hamster ball that's zip tied to the cage. Behind her is the cut off jean pouch that hangs from the ceiling. They really like that and it's full of holes they chewed into it. I'm always pulling food out of it too. The purple thing in the corner is a litter box. The jumble to the right of the ball is just a cardboard drink carton they've been chewing on. To the right is the High School Musical themed hammock  There wasn't much fleece in the store when we went to buy some and my dd likes the movie anyway.

Bedding is cloth. This level is a baby blanket. I stick random pieces of cloth or toilet paper through the bars to let them pull in. That's what the white thing in front is. 

Underneath the hammock is Phoenix, chewing the fresh "cat grass" (wheat mostly) I just put in for them. It's in a corelle bowl but 2 minutes after this picture I realized that might not be a good idea so I took the bowl out and it's just in the plastic bowl.

The next level has the igloo. The litter is behind it. Two bowls of food out though you can only see one (one fresh veggies, one dry grains). That ramp on the left leads to no where. It's just for climbing.

The next small level has random toys to carry around or chew. In the box is a brick, an apple chew stick and a yellow plastic die.

The bottom level has the wheel. I've seen Phoenix using it but only her so far. In the right hand corner in the plastic box you can make out Misha grooming herself. The two bricks on the left are under the water bottle. A litter box in the back. And the largely ignored (only slightly chewed) whicker chew toy from the store. The toilet paper roll is filled with food. It's supposed to be a chew toy but they're ignoring that too.

So far their favorite toy has been toilet paper 

Here is mine in a couple different layouts
this week:


LAst week:


Week before:

Easy enough access...

Cleaning day! A perfect day to post pictures of my girls' apartment. 

The apartment, pre-rat

Top: bedroom and kitchen

Basement: exercise room and bathroom

The girls, showing off for the camera

Top


Bottom

here is the martins R-695 that my 2 boys live in.  this is the only defectly sied picture I have of it


ETA- the top has a litter box, box with fleece inside, triangle house, normal hammock and a tube hammock.  also has a chain made of plastic shower curtain hooks, a food dish and a water bottle.
bottom has a corner hammock, a pocket hammock and a double decker hammock as well as a igloo, another food dish, a litterbox full of shredded paper and a bird toy (on the ground)

Cage progression:

First came a Martin's PD-695 (similar to R-695) which was a hand-me-down from an old roommate with a prairie dog.
(I thought I had a photo of it somewhere online, but I can't seem to find one.  Oh well.)

Eventually it gained a "penthouse".  Not sure of the add-on cage's brand or name, it came to me with a sweet elderly rat I took in.  She and her sister had spent their whole lives living in it, which makes me so sad.  I have no idea why the pet stores say it's big enough for rats.



Then I got a FN 142 along with three lovely dumbos from someone on Craigslist.


And just last week, I bought a 143 add-on.  It's my first brand-new cage (or cage part).


Nowadays, the old cage with its penthouse sits in the corner of the rat room.  I have the doors all latched open, and the rats play in it during free-range time.

The boys old cage, don't have a pic of the girls but it was the same kind

The Boys new home



The girls new home



I am working on getting more stuff for them