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Description: the cage is actually made out of plastic coated wire shelving

rat cage

User:	Paul Edwards (see all of Paul Edwards's photos)
Views:	1563
Date:	10/12/05
Filesize:	32.0k, 47.7 k, 640 X 480
Image URL:	http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/10700DSCN6205-med.jpg

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Super_Hamster Registered: 08/2005 Location: In the Lone Star State! Posts: 269 Born again Christian and 16 year old student/construction worker(part time)	kinda remindes me of 310 BCE Rome and its gladiators... as well as those whome opposed the emporor :(
10-13-2005 05:46AM
Paul Edwards Registered: 08/2002 Posts: 90	I lot of people jumped all over me saying you can't keep rats on wire. So what I did was take a piece of plastic, about 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 foot and put it in the cage if they wanted to get off the wire (which is really think btw). You know what happened ? Nothing. they hardly ever used it.I just put in all new rats about three weeks ago and I've pulled 60 pregnant females so far. I have no idea what your comments mean - but tree huggers need not apply !
01-18-2006 12:00PM
Lucky_7 Registered: 03/2006 Location: Missouri USA Posts: 9	This is kinda old, but whoever said you can't raise rats on wire is a MORON. I have raised most of my feeders (rats, mice, rabbits, quail & chickens) on wire with ZERO problems in over 10 years.
03-22-2006 11:38AM

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