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I am veyr excited about our new bunny condo. it is actually our guinea pig cage. If you look at the pics you will see a green coroplast on top of the cage. It slides in and out and I got the idea that the guineas don’t need the walls of the cage to keep them in. So, I put down contac paper so the bunnies wouldn’t be right on the wood and any accidents would be easy to wipe up. Eveyone loves there new place. The bunnies can hop in and out when ever they want but we are more often than not finding them in the cage. Anyway, here are the pics.
We put steps infront of the chair for them to use.
Here is a pic with the doors open.
They really love the ledge. It is common to find them relaxing there.
Up on top are our guinies. You can see Jo easily. He is the black and white one. In the blue house you can just see Ziggy hiding.
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