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Last Post 07/23/2010 09:24 PM by bunnymum16. 8 Replies.

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bunnymum16 User is Offline

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07/19/2010 01:03 AM
we have Chace in a NIC condo.its 2 stories high.attached to it is a 4 x 3 pen made out of NIC cubes.its 2 grids high.my question,is the pen big enough for him to run around?? he is not allowed anywhere else but our room so that's the most i can give him.i cant let him free roam my room either cuz boyfriend wants his privacy too.his cage is never close so he can go out and play in his pen.he binkies and does bunny 500s but i just wanna make sure that its spacious enough.

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07/19/2010 03:42 PM
oh and he have some of his cardboard houses and tunnels in the pen so it gives him lesser running space

Monkeybun

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07/19/2010 03:55 PM
I think he'd need some out of cage/pen time to run and play as well, bunnies love the extra room to run. If you can let him out in your room now and then, when your bf isn't being all private, I'm sure Chace would love that

Beka27

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07/20/2010 07:54 AM
Can you post some pics of the set-up? How large is the NIC condo?

Meadow..... ...... Max

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07/23/2010 02:15 AM
here is his set-up: his condo is the one on the left side

Beka27

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07/23/2010 08:33 AM
I think that's a good play space. Ideally, you could figure out a way to bunny-proof your room and let him have more space for a couple hours a day, but I think what you have to work with is okay.

Meadow..... ...... Max

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07/23/2010 05:33 PM
That looks a wonderful little haven for a bunny. So many hidey boxes! What does he think of the mirror?

Beka27

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07/23/2010 08:31 PM
I didn't even notice the mirror before! How cute! Does he seem interested in it at all? Some buns love their reflections.

Meadow..... ...... Max

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07/23/2010 09:24 PM
he actually grooms the mirror.he probably thinks its another bunny so he licks it and flops right beside it.really cute to look at him doing it but sometimes i feel bad coz he might want somebunny to cuddle with.he loves his hidey houses.he stays in there more than he stays in his condo.

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