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04-08-09, 05:11 pm
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Would a 5 grids long, 2 grids deep, and 2 grids high be okay for 2 mini lops. There would be a 3 by 2 upper story. If not would a 5 by 2 by 3 okay. That would have a 3 by 2 upper level and another 2 by 2 upper story. They would be in there when I'm sleeping and at school.       |
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04-08-09, 05:59 pm
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You want it taller and at least 1 to 2 grids longer. They need to be able to hop and stretch out. |
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04-11-09, 07:29 pm
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The latter [5x2x3] sounds fine to me for the time they'd be in there. But I would have it with a 4x2 upper story and that's it. You want to give them room to stand up. Also, I've found that instead of ramps [if this is what you plan to use], my bunnies like milk crates turned upside-down with a piece of cardboard and a towel/carpet on it to nap on and to use like a stair. |
