bass flush-kleen rabbit cage setup for quail?
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here is the info on bass website-
The Bass Flush-Kleen system design is the result of years of hands on research and development in our our own facility.
Originally designed for the commercial breeder in mind, this system has found widespread acceptance for numerous applications from fanciers to research facilities. It is a totally integrated cage and cleanout system that will minimize labor and maximize the efficiency of your operation. The free standing, modular design allows for installation in a variety of housing situations. The one piece sectional ABS plastic trays contain waste to allow use in garages, frame structures with wood or concrete floors, even second floor areas where the use of conventional trays is not practical. Eliminate shoveling manure or the endless task of dumping trays forever!. The Flush-Kleen system allows the waste to be washed down to a single drain and out to sanitary sewer or other means of separation and disposal. The benefits of a truly clean environment for your animals and the time and labor saved over conventional cleaning methods are immeasurable!
Our one piece molded ABS plastic trays are formed to butt end-to-end and bolt together in pre-drilled holes. Silicone sealer should be used between sections when bolting them together. All trays are shipped with sections pre-drilled and marked for easy assembly. The end drain attaches to the end of each row in the same fashion and allows for the attachment of a 3 inch thin wall PVC drain pipe. Final attachment to sewer or other drainage is the responsibility of the end user. The system is designed utilizing our standard cage legs, connected by special spacers. The tray outer edge sets in the standard tray slide tab in each leg with the upper deck tray resting on the lower cage and the lower tray resting on a special cross brace that is connected between the legs. All legs are assembled to the same length and have a leveling foot that adjust for a slight fall to the drain end of the unit to facilitate proper drainage. Cages for all Flush-Kleen systems are constructed using standard galvanized before weld babysaver wire with heavy duty 14 gauge GAW floor material. C-rings are provided for assembly instead of j-clips for improved corrosion resistance. Doors are mounted to swing out and downward with our SPL-3 spring lock provided to secure the door. The cages are constructed to utilize a common backwall
divider and are assembled as a back-to-back unit rather than two individual cages backed together. This allows the completed width to be close to the actual 48“ needed to ease the final assembly process. When complete, the entire cage battery is assemble together as one unit. All cages are 24“ deep (front to back) and 16” high. Widths may vary from 12” up to 36” but upper and lower level cages must be the same width or equal divisions of each other to allow proper leg placement (30” top, 15” lower, etc).Contact our sales department to discuss available configurations.
The Bass Flush-Kleen system design is the result of years of hands on research and development in our our own facility.
Originally designed for the commercial breeder in mind, this system has found widespread acceptance for numerous applications from fanciers to research facilities. It is a totally integrated cage and cleanout system that will minimize labor and maximize the efficiency of your operation. The free standing, modular design allows for installation in a variety of housing situations. The one piece sectional ABS plastic trays contain waste to allow use in garages, frame structures with wood or concrete floors, even second floor areas where the use of conventional trays is not practical. Eliminate shoveling manure or the endless task of dumping trays forever!. The Flush-Kleen system allows the waste to be washed down to a single drain and out to sanitary sewer or other means of separation and disposal. The benefits of a truly clean environment for your animals and the time and labor saved over conventional cleaning methods are immeasurable!
Our one piece molded ABS plastic trays are formed to butt end-to-end and bolt together in pre-drilled holes. Silicone sealer should be used between sections when bolting them together. All trays are shipped with sections pre-drilled and marked for easy assembly. The end drain attaches to the end of each row in the same fashion and allows for the attachment of a 3 inch thin wall PVC drain pipe. Final attachment to sewer or other drainage is the responsibility of the end user. The system is designed utilizing our standard cage legs, connected by special spacers. The tray outer edge sets in the standard tray slide tab in each leg with the upper deck tray resting on the lower cage and the lower tray resting on a special cross brace that is connected between the legs. All legs are assembled to the same length and have a leveling foot that adjust for a slight fall to the drain end of the unit to facilitate proper drainage. Cages for all Flush-Kleen systems are constructed using standard galvanized before weld babysaver wire with heavy duty 14 gauge GAW floor material. C-rings are provided for assembly instead of j-clips for improved corrosion resistance. Doors are mounted to swing out and downward with our SPL-3 spring lock provided to secure the door. The cages are constructed to utilize a common backwall
divider and are assembled as a back-to-back unit rather than two individual cages backed together. This allows the completed width to be close to the actual 48“ needed to ease the final assembly process. When complete, the entire cage battery is assemble together as one unit. All cages are 24“ deep (front to back) and 16” high. Widths may vary from 12” up to 36” but upper and lower level cages must be the same width or equal divisions of each other to allow proper leg placement (30” top, 15” lower, etc).Contact our sales department to discuss available configurations.
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so the cage has a bit of rust but by the look of it, not much for being how old they are. The cages are also 3 hours from me and i would have to drive my truck and trailer so likely be 70$ in fuel. Trying to figure out what i could offer. and wanted to know if its even worth using these for quail.
16 cages, 30x24 deep by 16hh
16 cages, 30x24 deep by 16hh
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Are you thinking Coturnix quail? Or some other kind? I know that different species have different requirements when it comes to housing.
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sm jumbo coturnix is the plan, i ordered eggs from thieving otter so not sure when i will get them. I dont have rabbits. i have a 10x 20 shed going to be used for milking my does but wanted to put my quail in there too since i have lots of outside predators.
@Nabiki, do you know if the cage setup in this thread would be suitable for Coturnix quail?
Picking out some dimensions from the previous posts:
The floor wire is 1/2" by 1" mesh. The sides have 1/2" by 1" mesh for the bottom 4 inches, then 1" by 2" mesh above that.
Individual cages are 24" front to back, 30" from side to side, 16" high.
Picking out some dimensions from the previous posts:
The floor wire is 1/2" by 1" mesh. The sides have 1/2" by 1" mesh for the bottom 4 inches, then 1" by 2" mesh above that.
Individual cages are 24" front to back, 30" from side to side, 16" high.
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