Hello, unfortunately I don’t think this will work. If you put two un-bonded bunnies in a cage together they will probably fight and hurt each other. You have to have them separated while you pre bond them. You can check the Bunny Info link for more about bonding. Best of luck!

You can’t just put two rabbits together, they need to be properly bonded and that means keeping them separate until bonded.

You need to keep them apart until both have been spayed/neutered for at least a few weeks (in case they aren’t already) and then introduce them gradually. You can find plenty of info and even bonding diaries in the “bonding” section of the forum

Thanks for clarifying. : )

Ideally an x-pen setup would be nice, but flapjack can jump extremely high…he can almost clear 2 baby gates that are stacked on top of each other

I think it would be worth getting an x-pen now as you will find that really useful for the bonding process. You could then use it as a permanent habitat after they are bonded. Sounds like you’d need one with a roof! Younger rabbits are really adept at scaling over barriers but you may see that change as Flapjack matures and fills out body-wise. 

You could attach a pen to the cage to increase living space. I’m assuming you need keep the cage “for looks”  for apartment inspections etc??