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This is a large rat cage for those of us out there who want our rats to have an amazing space or those of us who have more than 2 rats. This cage come with a nice large hammock, 3 levels, and 3 plastic boards to help them get down. This cage even has wheels to make it easier to transport. It also has a removable tray at the bottom to make it extra easy to clean. If you are interested in this awesome cage copy and paste the link and go check it out. 

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