[align=center]There is another cages thread for 2008, here where you are free to post comments.
This thread is just for pictures, and a description if you like, of your cage(s). I'm sure you all agree, it can be difficult when you want to get inspiration, or just look at other cages, if the thread is full of comments, so this will make it easy to see just pictures.
Any comments posted in this will be removed - if you have a question, feel free to PM the person and ask them.
All kinds of cages can be posted, not just NIC.
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It is on concrete, however we covered the floor of the run with a few inches of earth in order to prevent Millie from getting sore hocks, and so she can have fun digging without the risk of her escaping!
Enclosed portable grass run
And puppy-pen run (picture taken while Ruby was still with us)
Pebbles and Bebe stay in their own extra large rabbit cages inour dining room, so they get people around them all the time.
Pebbles doesn't need a top over the cage. She never jumps out. We do put the top on at night to keep her secure.
We keep do keep Bebe's top on, as she loves to jump out.
This is their basement run. They get 1-2 hours of separate run time. The two are not bonded so they can't share the run together.
Bebehas jumped over the four footpanels, so I have to watch her.
This is Rupert and Penelope's room. They have free run of it at all times, the cage doors are always open. This is an older picture...looking at their room right now, they seem to have accumulated a lot of stuff since then!
White Chocolate's condo. She only gets closed in at night, during the day she has free run of my daughter's room, my son's room, the corridor and part of the kitchen. When no one is home during the day, she is limited to the 2 bedrooms.
Hazel's sunny bedroom. Her cage is always open, she has the run of the dining room at night and when we're not at home. When we are, she has the other half of the house: dining rioom, living room, corridor, master bedroom.
Outside they take turns (though it's mainly White Chocolate's... she likes it a lot better) in the screen tent, except in winter when we take it down.
The girl's runs are beside each other, but I had to put in a wall between them or they would try and attack each other trhough the fence:grumpy:
Also Aroma's cage is ironicaly smaller than Zakura, despite her being larger and more active, since on the other side of Aroma's pen, the hose pipe got in the way of me making the run larger.
The fences I bought as garden equipment, to keep compost in, lots of cheaper than buying puppy-fences, the only drawback is that I can't keep babies and youngsters in there, the fencing being too wide. But I hope to make an own run for young rabbits after the new cages are done
