How High is too High for a Holland Lop?

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- 06/08/2014 at 9:30 PM
  TheBelovedStone
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  Hey Everybunny!
  
  I am in the process of planning a DIY condo for my 3 month old Holland Lop, Winston. He is currently just over 2 pounds, so I don’t expect him to be more then 4 pounds full grown. I was wondering how high a holland lop can comfortably jump? I was planning on putting a mid level at 12 inches and the second level at 22 inches. Should I put ramps in between these? What considerations do y’all take into account when designing your levels?
  
  Thanks So Much – Savannah
- 06/09/2014 at 4:01 AM
  Mocha
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  I don’t think you need a ramp at 12 inches, but I would make the second one a little higher (25 or 26 inches) and put a ramp there. What are you going to use as the flooring on the levels? ( grids, wood, etc.)
- 06/09/2014 at 8:08 AM
  TheBelovedStone
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  Awesome, thank you. We are planning to use wood with vinyl flooring on top and untreated pine for the edges to keep bunny mess in the cage. I have also seen people using fish tank sealant to keep liquid mess in and I think we will probably do that as well.
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