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07-13-04, 11:19 am
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My husband and I have been looking at this website for several days and discussing options for building a rabbit enclosure. I love the innovative designs featured here. We have in mind a 2x3 grid enclosure (possibly with a second level) fully enclosed. Any advice or suggestions? Thank you.       |
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07-13-04, 01:50 pm
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| Not Ranked. Helpful AND tactful post? : 0 heya. I'm sure you'll get tons more replies if you post in the rabbits section! |
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07-13-04, 02:08 pm
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| Not Ranked. Helpful AND tactful post? : 0 I acutally just just not even a week ago made a 2x3 cage for my little Kiki.She trully loves it.Im looking to build it larger but ran out of grids from my other cage.Also if your not gonna put a top on it double the grids up to make it higher |
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07-14-04, 08:48 am
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| Not Ranked. Helpful AND tactful post? : 0 Hello! We have two house bunnies and built them a huge condo. I did find that they liked to chew the coroplast so we couldn't use it up the sides of the cage. We ended up using cheap carpeting (they are litter trained) and vinyl flooring. We have since modified it from the picture shown because as they hit puberty they started getting territorial and we didn't want to take any chances with fighting so we divided it in the middle and put one bun on top and one on bottom. But, they still have plenty of room. Here is the link to the photos. http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...2777&members=1 |
Making a cage appropriate for a rabbit? 
