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That's actually genius.. I'm going to add that to my list of cheap DIY cages. Thanks!Coroplast is wonderful. It can be gotten at home depot or lowes. That zip ties or duct tape. I advise wire ties. as they are easy to remove when u need to expand the brooder area. I used card board boxes for a week or two and then switched to coroplast, is just so much easier to scoop the litter out of, plus its slick and very water resistant if water gets spilled. Last night i expanded mine again for five week old chicks, I just cut my zip ties , scored where i needed the folds punched a couple holes for the wire ties and it was expanded in just a couple minutes..Its easy to use and holds up better than cardboard. M
My daughters friend has guinea pigs and she uses this for their cage so thats how i got the idea. Look up coroplast guinea pig cages and u see how people fit pieces for large box like cages. It also easy to attach screen to the top. just hole punch and zip tie hardware wire over it leave one end unzip tied to get in there easy so u just lift it up to replace food and water..