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You could probably get a hold of AnnieO/ChinChic or Shooper who would do them for you.

Just give it some time. He's in a new environment with new people to get used to.

Sold.

I have one box of organic kiwi wood stuffed in a USPS medium flat rate box that weighs approximately 2.5 lbs. $60 (price includes shipping,) PM me if you're interested with your email address for a PayPal invoice.

I would say wheels are more for pet chins. However, they are used for larger sized chins in a breeding environment if they need to lose weight.

I've heard of various responses. Some say 30 days, others don't really count the days. If you were to do it now, I would just make sure the baby is out of the way in the case the container gets knocked around.

Just give them time to settle in. Playtime shouldn't be a problem as long as you're not still actively moving things around. As for a cat tower, I think its hit and miss with people. You're better off making something out of wood or cardboard boxes. Its probably cheaper too.

I use SHO myself and others use PRO.

I'd check out a local feed/farm supply and see if they carry cage building materials. That seems more suitable than building material from Home Depot, etc. that could be treated with chemicals.

Chins like to try out/taste everything.

Try eBay or the Oriental Trading Company. You can also find them in craft stores like Michaels or Joann but I find them to be cheaper online.

Some of them tend to change a lot over time, it just depends. In terms of ebonies, you can usually get a feel for what they'll look like. If anything, they darken almost slightly to me. They can also just even out if that makes any sense.

You're better off getting something from one of our Classifieds members. You at least know for sure everything will be chin safe!

I've heard of people using Martin's cages, but in terms of wheels, look at the flying saucer and chin spin wheels. Those are probably the best. Also check out Quality Cage's website. Their set ups are awesome!

Check out the classifieds area. We have a lot of great vendors.

Chins do grind their teeth on occasion. Take him to the vet if you feel so inclined, but I'd definitely change the hay and see what happens.

TaylorMadeChins has a sale on apple for $5/lb.

Our classifieds on CnH are the best!

At least it wasn't too much. Whenever I get a wood order, I make sure to put them in paper bags or keep them in open cardboard boxes. You never know when you'll have residual moisture so its better to be safe than sorry.

C10 and C16 pending.