Zolux Neo Silta/Nevo Palace cages

[Sheeta]

I am quite curious about them, as I haven't seen any reviews anywere of them.
The only difference is one is acryllic and another is traditional bars. It is actual a mice cage, I think, but is marketed towards hamsters too
They are a little on the tall side, but it would be fairly easy to secure or to not use the top level. However it is a bit smaller than the Alexander and Barney Cages(and same price range), but they has fairly deep bottom and the whole roof can be open and 2 actual drawers for bedding(or it is for newspaper/hempmat???, they are really flat), but my best bet is for cleaning the botto of the cage after scopping it out. Itseems overall so much nicer designed and has less crap with it.

So I am really want to hear anybody has one of the cages?

[cypher]

Do you mean this one?
https://www.zolux.com/fr/petits-mamm...vo-palace-noir
Top opening isn't ideal for access especially in a cage that tall, it looks as though there may be a door at the side? if so that would make things easier. The main concern would be making it safe with so much height & I definitely wouldn't go for one with acrylic bars, normal bars would be best if the spacing is ok.

[mangoandmimi]

There’s that and a barred version - no acrylic bars I think. Personally wouldn’t go near the tall barred cage just cannot see a way to set up a cage of that height safely. Taking out the level would be even worse as they can climb to the top and just fall.
The acrylic one looks interesting and definitely the better of the two. The llower version of that is 36cm high - that would be ok for a dwarf ham though or a smaller Syrian wheel. Would get the lower one (barred or acrylic) over both the tall ones personally.

[Sheeta]

Originally Posted by mangoandmimi

There’s that and a barred version - no acrylic bars I think. Personally wouldn’t go near the tall barred cage just cannot see a way to set up a cage of that height safely. Taking out the level would be even worse as they can climb to the top and just fall.
The acrylic one looks interesting and definitely the better of the two. The llower version of that is 36cm high - that would be ok for a dwarf ham though or a smaller Syrian wheel. Would get the lower one (barred or acrylic) over both the tall ones personally.

There would be way to secure a tall bar cage, but what would call for some serious engineering or near full platforms.

[mangoandmimi]

Originally Posted by Sheeta

There would be way to secure a tall bar cage, but what would call for some serious engineering or near full platforms.

Well yes it would have to be full platforms or at least shelves and hammocks that overlap. Then you lose main access from the top to the bottom level. I had a Savic Freddy cage at one point which is a little bit taller and didn’t find it safe enough to use because of the height.