Are you looking for an ideal home for your small pets? Then the Skyline Marrakesh 80 Small Pet Cage is the perfect choice! This modern cage made of high-quality real wood and glass not only provides a cosy and spacious environment for your pets, but also blends in stylishly with your living environment. The Skyline Marrakesh 80 Small Pet Cage is ideal for small pets such as rats, mice and hamsters, but reptiles also feel at home in it. With a hinged roof, which is equipped with a gas pressure spring, and a large mesh window, you have easy access to your pet at all times and can clean the cage effortlessly. The front window can be pulled out completely upwards and the floor is made of easy-to-clean glass. Thanks to the aluminum ventilation grille at the back, optimum air circulation is guaranteed and the large panoramic front allows you to watch your pets digging and burrowing. As there is no base plate, you can fill the bedding particularly high so that your small pet can romp around to its heart’s content. Skyline Marrakesh 80 Small Pet Cage at a glance: Wonderful panoramic cage for small pets such as rats, mice and hamsters Also suitable for reptiles With panoramic front: crystal-clear observation of your pets Hinged roof with gas pressure spring: easy access to the animals and for cleaning Easy to clean: glass floor, front pane can be pulled out completely Aluminum ventilation grille: at the back, ensures optimum air circulation Plenty of space for bedding: can be optimally adapted to the needs of your pets Modern design: made from high-quality real wood and glass Wooden frame coated with UV-hardened varnish Simple assembly Recommended by the German Association for Nature and Species Conservation (BNA) Colour: natural (brown), white Material: wood/metal/glass Base tray: glass Weather-resistant/weatherproof: no Size chart: Marrakesh 80 (natural) Marrakesh 100 (natural) Marrakesh 120 (natural) Marrakesh 100 (white) Marrakesh 120 (white) Overall dimensions: (L x W x H) 77 x 47 x 40 cm 96 x 47 x 40 cm 115 x 50 x 50 cm 96 x 47 x 40 cm 115 x 50 x 50 cm Internal dimensions: (L x W x H) 73 x 44 x 35 cm 92 x 44 x 35 cm 111 x 47 x 45 cm 92 x 44 x 35 cm 111 x 47 x 45 cm Door opening: (L x W) 77 x 47 cm 96 x W 47 cm 115 x 50 cm 96 x W 47 cm 115 x 50 cm Grid spacing: 7mm 7mm 7mm 7mm 7mm Perforated plate: (diameter) 3mm 3mm 3mm 3mm 2mm Please note: Although the wooden elements have been coated with an environmentally friendly (for humans and animals) approved varnish and hardened using UV lamps, it is recommended to use silicone in the transition areas between the glass and wooden parts during assembly if there is increased moisture inside the enclosure (e.g. due to the animal urinating) (see assembly instructions, page 6). Please note: To enable easy cleaning of the enclosure, it is recommended that you initially only seal the side and rear joints. If possible, the front glass panel should not be glued with silicone so that it can be easily pulled out to clean the structure. Important note: Stacking cages should be avoided at all costs, as this significantly increases the fall height for your animals. To protect your animals, please place all cages on the floor and avoid loading the cage from above. Please note: Please make sure your pets get enough exercise! We recommend providing your pet with an outdoor enclosure for daily exercise.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Skyline
- Price: £123.99
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Use a run with a roof or escape barrier outdoors; rabbits jump and dig better than most owners expect.
- Check the cage dimensions against welfare guidance for your species instead of relying on the label.
- Match bar spacing to the smallest animal: mice and dwarf hamsters escape through very small gaps.
Common questions
Is a 120 cm cage big enough for a rabbit?
Not on its own. The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund recommends at least 3 m x 2 m of continuous space, 1 m high, for a pair of rabbits. A 120 cm cage can work as a base or bedroom if it opens on to a large run or a rabbit-proofed room.
Can I keep a hamster in a cage made for mice or rats?
Possibly, but check the floor space and bar spacing. Hamsters need lots of floor area and deep bedding more than height, while rat cages are often tall with wide bar spacing that a small hamster could slip through. A large tank or a dedicated hamster cage with a deep base is usually the safer choice.
