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I think you attach a photo with the "upload a file" button that is at the bottom right hand corner of the reply box. Did you try that? Would love to see a photo :)

I like the t-shirt idea, I have lots of those. I've tried fleece but it doesn't stay put and he likes to pull it all into the cage and bunch it up. Hmm, maybe a heavier fleece blanket could work. I would think that t-shirts would move around too. They might work though, at least for...

I guess I'm lucky. Dagwood potty trained almost instantly and he's not neutered yet. Maybe he was already trained by his breeder. He's getting neutered in about a week. Hey since we're talking about flooring, any ideas for something just inside his playpen that's non-slip and safe if chewed...

That's what I used with my last rabbit. I don't think I cared much for it. If I remember correctly, it was kind of a pain in the butt to make. I have other ideas for a grate if I go that route. As far as the screen, from what I read, people like it because they can just take the screen out...

Hi! I am really indecisive about what type of litter box I want to do. My bun likes to go in both back corners so I am using my old rat cage for his litter box that is doubling as a shelf he can jump on. Currently I am not using any grate or screen because I can't decide which one I want to...

Haha! I think I bought that exact piece of vinyl! I love it though. Except when Dagwood feels the need to run it is a bit slippery. But its all I could find within my budget at the time. And its not like he's constantly running. I have a piece of fleece in there, he loves to dig in it and...

I know I'm a little late to the discussion, but yes you can do that. I've always used them and my cages have been very sturdy. Plus, the rabbit can do one little chomp (even if its trimmed) and it'll fall off so I wouldn't build this type of cage without the plastic connectors. I read that...