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Pebbles82 · 03-08-2016, 02:35 PM

Are you in the Uk? I think the small doors on the Imac cage would be a pain. If you still wanted a shelf or platform, you can get them in various places. Ranch house cages on ebay sells good wood shelves of all different shapes and sizes. Or you could have a flat roofed large-ish house at one end and maybe a corner shelf or two. I just wish our 100cm cage was as well built as the Savic Mickey 2XL and had a big front opening door. The 'eyelashes' on the photo of my cage are cable ties lol! The gap at the edges is about 8mm rather than 7mm which is fine for a hamster, but I wanted to keep mice out! Just in case (we've had mice before).

Sometimes it's better to start with an empty cage and a set up just works itself out. A lot of shelves and things that come with cages end up breaking or just not fitting in with your other cage contents.

03-08-2016, 02:35 PM
Pebbles82 Hamster Antics Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 23,533	Re: Please help me to choose a cage ! Are you in the Uk? I think the small doors on the Imac cage would be a pain. If you still wanted a shelf or platform, you can get them in various places. Ranch house cages on ebay sells good wood shelves of all different shapes and sizes. Or you could have a flat roofed large-ish house at one end and maybe a corner shelf or two. I just wish our 100cm cage was as well built as the Savic Mickey 2XL and had a big front opening door. The 'eyelashes' on the photo of my cage are cable ties lol! The gap at the edges is about 8mm rather than 7mm which is fine for a hamster, but I wanted to keep mice out! Just in case (we've had mice before). Sometimes it's better to start with an empty cage and a set up just works itself out. A lot of shelves and things that come with cages end up breaking or just not fitting in with your other cage contents.