what is a good cage to use?

if someone asked you to recommend them a cage to use for their 2 gliders which cages would you recommend. post links or pictures to the cage or where they can be bought. you can also post about which cages are bad.

I am anxious to hear what everyone has to say since I am in the market for a new cage. Mine came with a homemade cage that is a great size, but is a pain to clean. After this experience I would say that no matter what cage you chose make sure you will be able to clean it easily.

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This is an awesome cage and I highly recommend it when it comes in stock again. I bought 2 (free s&h) and used a coupon code ("for10") for an additional 10% off. I paid a total $233.98

It's the last one in (black) my photo.

I can do this.

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These cages are not for chewers but are cheap and keep all debris in. 30" x 30" x 48" $340
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This cage is cheap and makes a lot of noise, the doors are small but it is affordable and some come with stands. 30"x18"x36" $69.95
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The dimensions on this cage are great for its price. It is hard fitting wheels into this cage and they often have to be threaded up through the bottom. 31" L x 20.5" W x 40" H $115
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This cage certainly has great cubic footage for the price. The doors are too small and actually may need to be modified. This cage may be to wide to fit through most doorways. 52" L X 42" W X 64" H $335.99
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Definitely great width and depth but the exact height is never specified. It may be worth the price if the stands height was determined. 37" L x 27" W x ?68" H? $274.50
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This is the same cage J&Z'smum linked but her link has a better price. For a cage of equal size I paid about 300$ 3 years ago. This is a deal. 30"W x 18"D x 53"H $142.90
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This cage may be to big to fit through doors. It has a lot of cubic footage and well worth the price. It is the cage I would like to get as an upgrade. Only problem is I am not sure how large the doors are, it may be hard to reach to the back to clean or fit wheels in if they are not big enough. 40" x 30" x 72" $269.39
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Very informational topic!

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