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[sashasmommy]

I'm thinking I'm going to give my babies home a bit of a renovation, adding a few feet to the top. Does anyone know how to remove those little clamps tho that hold the cage together? I think they are c rings. Need to remove part of the top to add the extra room to it.

[Abby W.]

a small pair of needle nose pliers shoudl do the trick.  You just insert them into the ring and sort of twist it until it comes open.

[chinchilla.nikki]

Yes, the needle nose is a good tool to try.  You could also try a small enough screw driver to fit snuggly in the C-ring.  Just keep trying to push it through & should push it open.  Good luck.  We're just workers of all trades, aren't we?   JANE

[sashasmommy]

yea lol..the things i do for my critters. is there maybe a way for me to just get the wire instead of having to buy an already made cage to add on??

[chinchilla.nikki]

You can purchase different gauge wire at the hardware store.  Not sure what guage your existing cage is made from.  Sometimes it is difficult to bend the wire to the shape you want & difficult to make it hold its shape.  And if you are cutting pieces with wire cutters, you need to make sure you file each end so that you don't have any sharp edges.  Don't miss any, cause if you do, that's just the one they will find.....don't we know it!!  They don't miss a trick  Almost would be better to start a new cage, I think, than to add to one.  Or purchase another if funds allow.  Maybe use the one you have now for a maternity cage if it is suitable for one.     JANE
                 

[sashasmommy]

well i have a maternity cage and a cage that is roughly 4 by 3 by 3....want to extend the top another 2 feet or so up...and perhaps 2 feet in width as well