Hi Bugsthebun! I moved your thread to the habitats and toys-section.

I don’t have a bunny room/enclosure because my Bam is free roam in my apt. He has his bunny beds and cardboard houses and tunnels more or less all over the place

Bug’s room looks great. How generous of her to let you have your desk there! She’s too adorable on that chair

Bunny room looks great! Like Bam, I don’t have a bunny room as my monsters are free roam but I would love to have a specific room so I could put like a giant bunny obstacle course in there with tons of boxes and ramps and whatnot. Unfortunately my home is tiny! 

Ooh, love the bunny room.

Licorice is in an x pen downstairs, and Winter I’m progressing into sharing my bedroom. Just til their bonded.

My current step is a thorough cleaning of my bedroom… will share pics of finished product.

When I had Binky indoors this was her set up

Tony is free range during the day when I’m home (except my bedroom because it’s shag-carpeted and his fur is impossible to get out ), but he does have his own room that he stays in at night and when I’m not there. A lot of his toys are in the living room right now because I’m home and we hang out in here, but here’s his bedroom;

And yes, that twin bed is Tony’s bed… I have a seagrass warren on that that he chews and climbs on, but never goes in (I think he’s a bit too big now tbh), and the pillows are his (very ugly cheap ones) because he LOVED burrowing under the pillows on the couch but I was afraid I’d accidentally sit on his one day so now he has a bed of his own to do that on. It’s covered with a plastic-lined curtain because very rarely my niece stays over and sleeps on that bed, so I wanted it kept clean! His original cage is in there with his food and litter box, and a soft furry blanket that I use instead of bedding (again, because of the fur) and the end is covered so he can climb on the bed without hurting his feet on the metal grating. His travel carrier is behind the cage that he likes to chill out in, and he loves playing with the tassels of the blanket under the cage, although I originally just put that there because sometimes the wooden floor can get in that room. 

On the other side is his tunnel (actually meant for cats but he likes it) and his dig-pit. It’s just an old wooden wine crate filled with soil. I had planted a parsley plant in there originally but it barely lasted a day… Then in my living room he has another litter box, a fleece blanket that he lies out on, an old woven rug that he likes to lick for some reason, and a wooden wine case full of shredded newspaper and things to chew, and a bunch of random toys that he goes through phases of loving and ignoring.

They all look amazing my bunnies are outdoor buns but have a 8ft run under their hutch to run about in. I wishbi could bring them in but i think my dogs would have a field day

@Bugsthebun I somehow missed your reply to this thread! You should be jealous… it only cost me over £100… Expensive pets…

@Lwsn Please do not feel bad. Bunnies love each others company, as long as you do spend as much time with them as you can, feed them plenty, and they have the space they need to be bunnies then you have nothing to feel guilty about! I had Binky inside for roughly a year as her partner had passed away and we both were grieving. She’s now back outside, happier to have her own space I think… she never enjoyed sharing and she now has a new rescue bun that she’s bonding with (In my opinion, unless they roam the whole house/a room, outdoor buns tend to get more space… so don’t feel bad x )

Yeah i have sister’s at 1st i just got 1 then went back for her sister and they get on amazing. Love watching them running about etc. Xx