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I put the corner columns in the opposite way around to the bars, so the short Criceti columns are at the bottom and the long Criceti columns are at the top. I also bought one spare column and cut four small pieces off it because the two sets of columns end up being a little too short. The whole thing holds together pretty well like this except it's possible for a determined rat to get between the two sets of bars in the middle of each side. To prevent that i used some tiny padlocks and careful placement of wooden platforms to keep the two sets of bars together.
It's quite common to use two furats to make a super tall cage, it's best to cut four of the corner columns in half for that though and arrange them with half a column at the top and bottom and full column in the middle. I haven't come across anyone else who has realised the Criceti 15 and Furat have the same base though!
It's quite common to use two furats to make a super tall cage, it's best to cut four of the corner columns in half for that though and arrange them with half a column at the top and bottom and full column in the middle. I haven't come across anyone else who has realised the Criceti 15 and Furat have the same base though!