The guy in this video said that he got all the supplies for 200 dollars. When I add it up it's more like 80 - 100.
Save more money!
Look on Craig's List for cheap used wire storage cubes.
Use linoleum or carpet (If you really trust your bunny!) remnants rather than vinyl tile. Remnants are left over pieces from a job. (IE left over linoleum from redoing a kitchen) All hardware stores or carpet stores have a remnants pile. Local stores may give you small pieces for free or extremely cheap.
Make it interesting!
Give them a place to hide! With the left over plywood make a bunny bed room.
Divide a level in two with a wall and make the only access back and forth a short PVC pipe. (Large enough for your bun of course!)
Add ramps or stairs to get to a new level.
Storage Ideas!
Add another level to the design in the video. Make two squares wide, two squares long and one square high inaccessible by your rabbit. Get canvas storage boxes (Target, Walmart, etc) and use this area to hide rabbit litter, food and accessories neatly and attractively!
Other layout ideas for NIC Bunny Condos! Large and open.
Mega cage!!
Keep the kids in line!
Cute and neat.
Just two boxes. I built one exactly like the condo in the video. By the way, all the supplies new would have only cost me around 80 dollars, so it isn't as expensive as he claims it to be in the video.
I have no idea. I found the picture on the Internet. It's a big cage huh! Each of those tiles are 14" x 14"! I'm sure you could fit a whole colony of bunnies in there.
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Rabbit nails
- Inle_Rabbit
on Aug. 9, 2008 at 10:08 PM