No. They will chew through it , and it will become rotten from them peeing on it
Check out the guineapigcages.com website. It has a step by step tutorial on how to build a cage out of cubes and cloroplast.
I prefer an already built cage over a custom cage as they do last longer. I got my last few cages guinea pig cages here http://www.petproductsbyroyal.com/rabbit-guinea-pig/
Coroplast. It's corrugated plastic (corrugated like cardboard). You get a big sheet of it, cut and fold it how you prefer, and tape it with packing tape. This site has excellent instructions and can help you find a place to purchase coroplast. .guineapigcages.com/howto.htm
A C&C cage is really called a cubes and coroplast cage. The cubes part is the wired organizational racks that you can make shelves out of. Coroplast is thebrand name of a corrugated plastic that comes in different colors and different sized sheets. To make a C&C cage you cut slits in the corners of the Coroplast (you can use any type of corrugated plastic) and fold them up so that you get a shallow box. The wired "cubes" come with connectors that you attach to the shelves to make kind of a fence around the Coroplast box. If you trace around the fence before you cut the Coroplast, and then add 6 inches to each side and the top and bottom, then cut 6 inches deep on the corners, the box will fit perfectly inside of the fence. If you don't want a C&C cage, then you can always go with the Midwest Guinea Pig Habitat, which I have and is very nice and spacious. For more information go to cavycages.com
well, you could go to a local petstore and get an okay guinea pig cage for like 30-40 bucks. And the two level ones are like 80-90 bucks. But the best way to get a cage is to go to walmart online and type in cubes and coroplast. You can order then by doing site to store so it has no shipping cost. You can design your cage the way you want it this way. Then go to harborsales.net and type in coroplast. Coroplast need to be layed in the cubes so the guinea pigs are comfortable. You only cut through one layer of them so they can fit in corners. You can find all of this information by going to www.cavycages.com. Coroplast has no shipping cost if you ship it to a business in baltimore. You can also call the number so you don't have to make an account. You'll need to make sure that this is okay with the business. This way each boards of coroplast is only 4.00$.
Depends on the Guinea Pig - also on the cage. I keep my guinea pigs in an open-bottomed cage.
No its not, i guinea pigs cage is way bigger. & you should not have the same size of guinea pig cage as your hampster.
If i were you i would get a big cage so the guinea pig can run around Good luck with your piggie I have a big cage that holds 2 guinea pigs and they chase each other around the whole cage!!!
For two guinea pigs you need at least 7.5 feet of cage.
No, paraketes need a bird cage not something made for a guinea pig. They have special needs for their cage so you need a bird cage.
No I would get a slightly smaller cage than a rabbit cage guinea pigs are a little bit smaller than rabbits so they don't needquite as much space. Also take into consideration that rabbits have paws and guinea pigs have instead very sensitive feet so it is not advisable to put a guinea pig in a cage designed for rabbits. This is because rabbit cages often have a wire bottom which makes cleaning a lot easier, however a wire bottom will definitely hurt the guinea pigs feet- sometimes to the point in which they have to see a vet for treatment.
I try to clean my guinea pig's cage around once a week or when it looks dirty.