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Same here. I don't really see the point in sewing it if you aren't going to put something in the middle. My single chin doesn't pee enough that he needs extra absorbancy, so it works great.

Great tutorial! I just made a dozen ledges for 30 bucks and an hour of work, total. Twelve ledges at the pet store here would be close to 150 bucks, so you saved me a lot of cash. :)

Thank you for the advice. I actually just remembered I have a bunch of ceramic tile left from renos, so I am going to tile his upstairs wooden floor rather than buying a pan. That'll make it easy to clean. :) danilinn, from what I've read, you just vaccuum up the fleece liner periodically and...

Thanks everyone!:hug2:

I actually wasn't planning on separating my chins. Right now I only have one, and once I get the cage separated in two, I was planning on slowly introducing another chin. Anyone know where I would pick up a pan with the hole in the corner in Canada?

I should add, the fleece liners I ordered have a layer of flannel in the middle which apparently stops liquid, if that makes a difference regarding the wooden upper level floor.

I've been reading a lot about pans, but my chinchilla's cage didn't come with one. The cage's dimensions are 36"w 24"d 48"h. I believe it's the same size as a Ferret Nation 142. The floor of the cage is solid metal. I am planning on dividing the cage into two 24" high sections by laying a board...

Thanks for the advice, everyone. I'll wait for a while, and keep an eye on his behavior. I don't think he is a standard gray, the lady who owned him before said he was a mosaic... here's a photo. What kind of chinchilla is he?

Hi everyone, new guy to the forums. I just got a Chinchilla named Timmy with a cage from an owner who didn't want him anymore on Kijiji. (Canadian version of Craigslist) He's apparently just under 13 months old, and the owner obviously knew nothing about chinchillas, because he came with a...