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My bunnies will agree to disagree with that... 90% of the times when we open the door and leave it opened (sometimes for hours), they will just stay in the cage. We have to physically remove them from it to have them hop around, and if we close the door to stop them from re-entering the cage...

We never took the time to really measure it, but these measurements sound about right.

The ramps are made of spruce wood and this is what we used to secure them (on the underside). It left a little gap when you look at the ramp the right way, but the rabbits never tripped on that and it leaves just enough space to lift the ramp a little (useful when cleaning!).

Although we didn't track and write anything down, we do believe it cost us about 300$.

First of, sorry for the very late answer (wedding... a time-consuming project...!) We do not plan on travelling the cage at all. We are lucky enough to have a few friends who also have rabbits so when we go on vacations, they go over to our house to feed them, change the water and interact...

LaylaLop wrote: Go ahead and be inspired ;) lol Just si you know, we built this cage knowing we'd get a second rabbit. We've now only recently started to let them in it together, and they are just fine ;) They have lots and lots of space to get around easily (and they are soooo cute when...

jap08m wrote: Hey there! The grid panels are almost attached by themselves to the wood frame. We cut a line along the piece of wood that would later become the frame just big enough to let the grid come in with a little bit of human help. Because of the tightness, the grids stand in place...

SOOOSKA wrote: It took us about 2 to 3 months to build because we didn't rush it (and we were working our jobs too!). But if you'd have, say, a 2-week vacation and dedicated it to cage-building, you'd have enough time. I have to say that the tile-cutting was a precise and time-consuming...

Lol If we ever were to sell that kind of cage, the postage fees would be horribly high! And I know about the jealousy: a few bunny-owner friends would want one too!

Here's the link to the topic I just wrote about the making-of the condo: http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=72786&forum_id=93 Enjoy!

Hey there! I just wanted to share with you guys the cage my boyfriend and I built for our rabbit. We used the NIC idea, but took it to the next level... This is what the cage looked like at the beginning, when I could stand straight in it with my head just touching the top: This is what...

What a nice-looking big bun! So cute!

I'm new here as well, but I still want to welcome you here as I already feel very much welcomed as well. And your Emma is just adorable! I bet the other 4 are just as cute ;)

SOOOSKA wrote: Hey there :) I sure will post more pictures of the cage - it was sooo much fun to build! I really like how it turned out. And what you could see is not brick, we actually tiled the whole cage (AND used Epoxy grout... messy work!). When the post will be written and...

Hello all! I’m Sandra, 24, from Québec City in Canada. I have a bachelor’s degree in Translation, and I’m working in a car dealership. I have a wonderful man in my life to whom I’m happily engaged (the wedding’s in september!). I’m also a new bunny lover and owner, I had actually...