Would it pose a prob with feeding or anything elise if i used a wooden cage for a baby ball that is 24L x 24W x 12H? Thanks in advance im buying 10 at one time so i donet want to have problems thanks
_matt
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Would it pose a prob with feeding or anything elise if i used a wooden cage for a baby ball that is 24L x 24W x 12H? Thanks in advance im buying 10 at one time so i donet want to have problems thanks
_matt
It would be even better if it were 3 feet wide instead of 2. Because then it could house an adult it's entire life. With that cage you have 4 square feet of surface area, some may say it is good enough for a 4 foot bp, try and get 3 wide. Unless it is only temporary and the bp will be moved up to a bigger cage.
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so 36x24x12 wouldent cause me any problems with feeding. I have had Bp's for a while btu never babies under say 200 grams. Thanks for the help..
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