In Reply to: Re: The cage is solidly welded together, sorry, no way to break it down n/m posted by Tammy H on February 09, 1999 at 17:56:16:

: : : Please Help Meee

: : : I have recently purchased the most adorable cages for my babies. The problem, I now have two rather large cages going to waste. I've no place to store them, and they're eating up prime space on my very meager apartment sized patio.

: : : One cage is about a year old and is in excellent condition. It is a large finch aviary on a stand (the cage measures 18"d x 18"w x 36"h) made of black metal. It is a fantastic home for one or two gliders, because it is roomy, escape
: : : prook, easy to clean and the openings make for easy acess to the residents.

: : : I loved the second cage in the store, but hated it in my home. It's just too big for my apartment (and it doesnt go with my stuff, hehehehe). This cage measures 24" x27" x46" (the legs make the height 56"), and was designed with small
: : : animals (ie sugargliders, flying squirrels, ferrets, chinchillas) in mind. The cage is of wooden contruction with dark green vinyl mesh, has lots of braches for climbing, and is escape proof. Two of mine were and spoiled two of mine for
: : : the four months they were in it.

: : : I paid nearly $200 each, but I am just looking to have my patio back at this point.
: : :
: : : $50(obo) for the 36" & $75(obo) for the 46" cage. I live in Dallas, and am willing to deliver (at no additional cost) within a two hour radius, or you can come git 'em.

: : : If you would prefer to Email me, my address is THOWA2@jcpenney.com
: : :

: : I am intersted in the smaller cage, but I live in NC. Is there anyway it could be broken down and shipped?
: : Melissa

:::I am interested in seeing the two cages if you could e mail me back. I think, I know one will suite my babies just fine in my new house. I live in Houston and would be able to come pick it up.

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