Alternative to NIC Condo

Hi everybunny,
I'mm looking for an alternative because New Zealand has no NIC grids.
If you have ideas - maybe even photos
I am open.

I heard wire shelfs were good? 101rabbit uses them

Maybe even a local rabbit condo supplier if you guys know any


I'll even look into get a xpen but I would really like for my rabbits to have some height.


An ideal setup for me would be a large xpen run attached to condo or dog crate. we plenty of levels and such.
Something like this:

or this


My room is small and it would need to fit a small room if you have any ideas on that please let me know.

I have two bunnies

George Washington - 4 years - Flemish giant, lop mixed
Marmalade - 1-3years (adopted) - NZ White cross


Thank you!

If you use an x-pen, you can add height by putting a large-ish box inside. They can hop on top of it and it can double as a hidey area underneath (just have doorways cut out).

If you have anything with height in an x-pen (like the box), be sure it is up against a solid wall and away from the x-pen sides. Otherwise, it just becomes a convenient escape step out of the enclosure!

Can you please Post pictures when you get it built? Your ideas sound great. I'd like to see the result

Whiterabbitrage said:

Can you please Post pictures when you get it built? Your ideas sound great. I'd like to see the result

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Gladly

Blue eyes said:

If you use an x-pen, you can add height by putting a large-ish box inside. They can hop on top of it and it can double as a hidey area underneath (just have doorways cut out).

If you have anything with height in an x-pen (like the box), be sure it is up against a solid wall and away from the x-pen sides. Otherwise, it just becomes a convenient escape step out of the enclosure!

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Thank you!

I use to use a large dog kennel (think for great dane), and I added onto it with baby gates. You can also buy at local farm stores cheap fencing intend for chickens in a garden- pretty much a wood frame with chicken wire. As long as there are no points to it, it's pretty easy to use.