Rodent container Falco

Falco rodent container ideal for small rodents The Falco rodent container is not only an absolute eye-catcher, but also the paradise for every small rodent! Completely made of glass two built-in glass shelves sliding doors grid cover on top - good ventilation / always fresh air the litter can be filled very high (30cm) Falco 100: 100x53x100cm (internal dimensions 99x52x99cm)for up to 10 coloured micefor 1 golden hamster (not optimal because of the drop height)for 2 to 3 degusfor 2 to 4 gerbilsfor 2 to 4 rats Falco 120: 120x60x120cm (internal dimensions 119x59x119cm)for up to 12 coloured micefor 1 golden hamster (not optimal because of the drop height)for 2-6 gerbilsfor 2-6 ratsfor 2-6 degu Without contents! The rodent containers are suitable for hamsters, coloured mice, gerbils, rats and degus.The Falco rodent containers are made completely of glass and have two built-in glass shelves. The cover is grid and thus ensures good ventilation. Thanks to the high glass pane at the front, the litter can be filled very high. Offer your rodent paradise! The rodent container will be delivered by a forwarding agent. Legal requirements for coloured mice: Enclosure at least 60x30cm for 5 animals (not our recommendation!) Bedding Hiding places for all animals Nest material fresh branches Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Pair or group housing  Legal requirements for hamsters: Enclosure at least 60x30cm (not our recommendation!) Hiding places Digging layer 15cm Climbing opportunities Nest material Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Single housing  Legal requirements for gerbils: Enclosure at least 100x50cm for 2 animals Bedding / digging layer 25cm Hay and straw Hiding places for all animals Nest material Sand bath Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Group housing Legal requirements for rats: Enclosure at least 100x50cm for 2 animals Hiding places for all animals Coarse-structured food: hay or straw fresh branches Group housing

Rager home with stairs & floorsThis rodent enclosure offers plenty of space for your rodents. It comes with glued-in stairs and tiers and is ideal for hamsters/teddy hamsters, dwarf hamsters, gerbils or color mice.Through the glued-in tier and ladder, you ensure that it does not slip by undermining the animals and become a danger. Nevertheless, you can still set up the enclosure freely and let your imagination run wild - your animals will certainly find it exciting.Please note that the bedding height must be at least 15cm for all hamster species and 25cm for gerbils. In addition, it is important to provide your animals with retreats and nail objects = natural wood, such as hazel, birch, fruit trees. For color mice climbing possibilities are important and for hamsters you need a running wheel. For dwarf hamsters with at least 20cm diameter and for gold and teddy hamsters at least 30cm diameter.Material: glass with wood / grid coverMass: 120 x 50 x 50 cmRecommended number of animals:Golden hamster / Teddy hamster: 1Dwarf hamster: 1Running mouse: 2Color mouse: 2 - 6

The degu Degus originate from Chile and are found in the high plateaus and low mountain ranges of Chile at altitudes up to 1,200 metres. They prefer open landscapes that are easy to survey.Degus are very social animals and live in family groups of 5 to 12 animals. These include several males, which live together in harmony and defend the "family territory" against neighbouring degu groups.Degus mark their territory with scent marks from urine. For example, they mark stones or the sand bathing area. Females often give birth in the same underground nest. This results in all the young having the same nest scent and therefore being suckled indiscriminately by any female. Degu care: A commercially available cage is not suitable for housing degus. On the one hand, a great deal of bedding would fall out, as degus love to dig and naturally throw the bedding around. On the other hand, the commercially available small animal enclosures have a plastic base tray, which a degu can gnaw through in a very short time. We recommend a small animal aviary, as this best meets the requirements of degus. As an alternative, an aquarium/terrarium can also be chosen.Whether aquarium, terrarium or room aviary, the main deciding factor is above all the species-appropriate size of the accommodation. In general, it is said that the size for the base area of the accommodation should be 100x50cm if you keep two degus. But the principle always applies: the bigger, the better! Then the animals have more space to move and run around, and a larger home can also be made much more attractive.Degus must have a digging layer of 30cm of bedding available. Legal requirements: Enclosure at least 100x50x70cm for 5 animals (not our recommendation) Bedding height 30cm Hiding places for all animals Coarse-structured food: hay or straw fresh branches Sand bath Group housing Cage equipment includes: Thick branches for walking on and gnawing Stones for sharpening claws Sleeping houses as vantage points: Wooden houses are unsuitable due to the degus’ strong gnawing drive. Bricks stacked on top of each other, covered above with a large stone slab (e.g. slate), are better. But pay attention to safety, because a collapse could injure your degu. Perches as viewing points and to enlarge the floor area of the cage Sand bath: Like a chinchilla, a degu also needs a regular sand bath to clean its coat. Once a day, you should give it about 15 minutes for this. Therefore, leave a place in the terrarium free where you can place the bath. Do not leave the "bathtub" in there all the time as it will become dirty too quickly. If you use a wire cage, you could get a chinchilla bathtub to hang in, as these are equipped with a removable lid. Water bowl: Nipple drinkers are not particularly suitable as they are made of plastic and, in the presence of a degu, they leak very quickly. The very sturdy hard plastic drinkers are also not particularly suitable for degus. Also, they are difficult to fix in a terrarium. So better use a stone bowl as well. Change water regularly Food bowl: Ideally a heavy porcelain bowl that cannot be pushed or knocked over. But it should not be too small so that several degu group members can feed from it at the same time. Placing the bowl on the floor is not advisable, as degus love to scratch and dig. It is best to place it on the sleeping house roof so that dirt does not get in so quickly. Food: When buying food, the general rule is that you should buy a maximum of 2 - 3 months’ supply, otherwise the vitamin content will decrease rapidly. Get used to a regular rhythm for feeding. Your pet will get used to the times very quickly and will soon look forward to them. Basic foodDegus are given a special degu food mix. RoughageHay: Make sure your animals always have enough hay in the cage. In the wild, they mainly eat meagre food such as grasses or bark. Therefore, hay is actually closest to their natural diet. Degus eat correspondingly large amounts of it. It also serves as nesting material. Green foodAs a general rule, green food must always be thoroughly washed and then carefully dried.Vegetables: carrots, cauliflower, cucumber, lettuceNatural food: in the form of branches (only hardwood such as some from fruit trees, beech, birch or hazelnut), do not collect near busy roads.Degus are prone to diabetes. Even small amounts of fruit can already cause diabetes. Please only feed vegetables and herbs! TreatsTo satisfy the degus’ urge to gnaw, they are regularly given fresh twigs, which are very happily accepted. The bark provides every degu with a tasty change. You will also find plenty of treats in pet stores. With various dried herbs and special degu snacks, you can spoil your degus! Breeding: If you want to breed degus, here you will find the most important facts that you should be familiar with before starting breeding. Sexual maturity: This occurs in females at about two months of age, in males at about three months. However, it may also occur later, for which individual differences may be responsible.  Gestation period: It lasts about three months. That is quite a long time for such a small animal. Even guinea pigs have a shorter gestation period. But degu young are already well developed at birth. They are hairy and have their eyes half or fully open, in contrast to mouse or hamster young, which are born naked and blind.  Number: A litter usually consists of four to six young. However, there are also huge litters with up to ten young. These are rather rare and usually only grow up so large if there is a second lactating female present, as degu females only have eight teats.  Regular costs (per month/for 2 animals): Food: approx. Fr.30.-- Bedding and hay: approx. Fr. 50.-- Vet: The more animal-friendly and cleaner the keeping, the less likely a visit to the vet will be necessary. Nevertheless, you must always expect that an animal may become ill and thus incur additional costs. Before deciding on degus, you should definitely have read a relevant specialist book.The following applies to all animal keeping: Children (including adolescents) must be guided, supervised and checked by parents. Children should know that animals are not toys!For questions and problems, our trained team at Zoo Roco is at your disposal. They can advise you professionally on all questions.

Indoor free-range enclosure for guinea pigs 4 elements each 60 × 30 cm - Expandable, animal-friendly enclosure made of wood and metal Offer your guinea pigs or other small pets a safe and comfortable home! The indoor free-range enclosure consists of 4 interlocking elements (60 × 30 cm each) and is ideal for keeping and entertaining your animals in a species-appropriate way. The flexible extension options allow you to adapt the enclosure as required - perfect for active, jumping animals! Product features: Flexible expandability: Thanks to the practical plug-in mechanism, the enclosure can be easily extended with additional elements. This allows you to create more space for your animals, especially if they like to jump and romp around.Flexible height: another enclosure can be attached for animals that like to jump Robust design: The enclosure combines untreated wood with sturdy metal parts. The natural wood creates a pleasant atmosphere, while the metal provides extra stability and durability. Ideal for species-appropriate husbandry! Safe and tested: The enclosure has been tested by an independent specialist body for animal-friendly husbandry and animal welfare and meets the highest safety standards - for a carefree home for your animals. Versatile and easy to assemble: The simple plug-in mechanism enables quick assembly without tools. Ideal for flexible indoor use - whether as a temporary free-range area or as a permanent enclosure. Optimum size: At 60×30 cm per element, each module offers enough space for your guinea pig to move around and play. The expandability also makes it perfect for larger animals or several animals. Zoo Roco tipCreate additional activity options, such as small tunnels or platforms, to make the enclosure even more exciting. Guinea pigs love to explore their surroundings and hide - an important part of their natural behavior!

Replacement grid to the rodent jar Jerry PlusIf the grid should ever be bent or you want a replacement, you will find the grid cover as a replacement item.Grid cover S to the rodent jar 100 x 40 x 40 cmGrid cover M to the rodent jar 100 x 50 x 50 cm

Trixie indoor enclosure wood/plastic 114×30×74 cm with acrylic glass and door flap. A beautiful indoor enclosure for guinea pigs made of wood and acrylic glass. This practical enclosure not only offers plenty of space to move around, but is also quick and easy to clean. Ideal for two guinea pigs - ideally with an additional free-range enclosure. Product features: Front wall with acrylic glass: The front wall made of transparent acrylic glass allows you to observe your guinea pigs at all times while providing a stable and secure structure. Removable wall: The acrylic glass wall is removable for easy access or to customize the enclosure. Side door flap: The side-mounted, lockable door flap allows easy opening and closing so that you can easily let your pet in and out. Removable plastic tray: The plastic tray can be removed quickly for easy and hygienic cleaning. Untreated wood: The enclosure is made of untreated wood, which creates a natural and healthy environment for your pets. Advantages of the Trixie indoor enclosure: Practical cleaning: Thanks to the removable plastic tray, the enclosure can be cleaned quickly and easily - for hygienic keeping. Flexibility and adaptability: Thanks to the removable acrylic wall and the lockable door flap, the enclosure can be flexibly adapted to your needs and those of your pet. Comfort and safety: The untreated wood creates a natural atmosphere and is also safe for your pets. Expandable: Combine the enclosure with other Trixie indoor free-range enclosures to create more space.

Rodent home Gigant for guinea pigs & rabbits The Gigant rodent house from Swisspet for guinea pigs and rabbits. 150 x 75 x 64 cm Base area: 1.12 m2  demountable with hay rack with wheels and matching screws Suitable for guinea pigs and rabbits The cage is supplied without the illustrated contents We recommend this enclosure for the following animal species: up to 2-3 guinea pigs 2 dwarf rabbits Legal requirements for guinea pigs Enclosure min. 100x50cm for 2 animals Hiding places for all animals Coarse-textured food: hay or straw fresh branches Vitamin C Group housing Legal requirements for rabbits: Minimum floor space (depending on weight and number of animals) from 0.34 m2, i.e. e.g. 80 cm x 42.5 cm, minimum height 40 cm or 50 cmBedding Darkened area as a retreat for all animals Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Nest chambers for heavily pregnant does with suitable nest material Nursing females must be able to withdraw from their young into another compartment or onto a raised area Pair or group housing