Is this alright?

What about 140cm length cage, cos dont really know how long ft are and stuff like that.

0 Reply 12/21/20

I suggest getting a bigger one for the males but there's not that big of a hurry in it as 120 is the one I used for young ones, but I changed to a larger one soon.

4 Reply 12/19/20

Fred & Smudge

I am assuming 120 cm is the length.

You need to give the rest of the measurements my dude.

A small cage is almost always overpriced. Proper sized cages will make your guinea pigs healthy and happy, and are usually less in price.

10 square feet is the considered minimum for two guinea pigs of any sex or age.

Please upgrade, way too small for even a hamster

1 Reply 12/19/20

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Fred & Smudge

Reply to: Meg

If the width is 60 cm or more, I think 120 x 60 [7.75 square feet] is the minimum in most metric countries

0 Reply 12/20/20

Ginger and Giz Author

Reply to: 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭 、𝐚𝐬𝐦

Yeah but people say it needs to be bigger since it is two adult males but thnx for the advice.

1 Reply 12/20/20

Fred & Smudge

Reply to: Meg

Yea, I think having a little bit bigger is better for guinea pigs, because after you add in the hideouts, toys, water bottles/bowls, food bowls, etc they don’t have a lot of room to run around in a 7 point something cage

0 Reply 12/20/20

Storm

U can get a cage like this or simular, if they still fight (which male piggies are known to do) get a second one and put them next to each other, that way they cant fight but also dont get depressed from not having another guinea pig company. U can also get 2 spayed females (or neture the males) for them.