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| The Girls and Boys each have a Martin's RUUD cage. This cage is basically a Martin's R-695 with a modified top, and an R-680 on top of it. They will customize cages for you, however you want. Mine are Powder coated, they also offer just galvanized wire (cheaper but I do not recommend it). The Martin's Rudd cage cost about $170 dollars plus shipping. They recently added the Ruud cage to the rats' cages listings. Martin's Cages. |
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| To the right you can see my two cages. Currently they're still a bit empty looking, but that will hopefully change when I move, as right now I don't want to do much to the cages until then (in a month I move out of state, I don't need to fill the cages up when I'm just going to be breaking them down to fit in the truck, anyway). The wire wheel in the girls' cage (furthest left) is actually mesh wire, so they don't get their tails or feet stuck in it. The wheel on the bottom is a wodent wheel, which is being used as a house for the youngest girl, as you can see how much they LOVE their wodent wheel........ lol! The boys never seem to use wheels, so I didn't bother with them, since they spend most of their days in the hammocks as it is. Boys = lazy, Girls = hyper. |
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