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- 07/06/2016 at 11:47 AM
  zoeandbun
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  Hi everyone!
  
  I have a neutered one year old lionhead bunny and a new addition, Zoe, a female Holland lop bunny. I was wondering if anyone has done a DIY rabbit cage in your house and what materials you used? I have seen cubes being used with zip ties and other methods such as wood building, etc. Also, I’ve seen cool furniture turned into a cage area. I’m just curious to know what other people have done and if they found it successful. I do not trust my buns to be alone together quite yet, so I would need some sort of separation.
  
  Thank you!
- 07/08/2016 at 9:53 AM
  sarabelle
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  I’ve converted an old XXL dog crate into a bunny cage, but other than that my rabbit has free range of the whole entire house. If you want something easy and low cost, be a good idea to look into Ex pens.
- 07/09/2016 at 12:13 AM
  Jessica
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  i have a two floor bunny condo with a ramp. plywood, pine wood to stablize it and chicken wire with wire storage cubes so she cant get her head thru the chicken wire. a wooden door hinged to the wooden frame.
- 07/09/2016 at 4:28 AM
  Bianca
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  I use part of my study. So two sides are the wall, then it is also bordered by the back of a bookshelf, a filing cabinet, and then the last part of the border is a couple of parts of a play pen, which makes a good gate/entrance. I’ll have to take some photos sometime soon. My buns have been sharing for years so they are fine together. But it’s a big enough area that I could separate them with more play pen pieces through the middle.
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