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Plastic was bought at Lowe’s - it’s corrugated like cardboard. a 48"x96" sheet was ~$30. then I measured the inner floorspace of the cage, added about 6" to all four sides and cut it, folding up the 6" sides to create a basin.

Hey all @Donna Standar we did add a roof to the cages. @everyone else we didn’t separate, against everyone’s advice. I’d say this is the only thing we didn’t follow advice on so far, tbh. We sort of ran out of space, so we blocked off most but not all visual contact so that they wouldn’t get...

the "shelves" are additional layers that the bunnies can get up to for some additional living space. They are now lined with blank cardboard so they aren't sitting on wire. and yes the white part is corrugated plastic.

thanks everyone for the great info! I want to point out that the pics i attached were works in progress. some answers/updates: * working on a solution for separating the cages. I get that having no visual line of sight could be scary, so we did leave some open area where the buns could see...

Here’s our cages...

Also- i left out that we are planning to get Willow spayed ASAP. Researching Kenosha WI vets over the next few days.

they are both around 5-6 months old. And yes, since Archie is for show he is not going to be fixed right away. My daughter says she would like to get him fixed after show season is over, which i believe is next August if memory serves... any issues with his age at that time? We are keeping...

Confusing title? sorry about that. I'll explain: I'm a father of 4 girls aged 12, 10, 4 and 2 (please no condolences or pitying, my girls rock! lol). My oldest 2 joined our local 4H club this year and the 12 year old decided to raise a bunny for show. So- we just last week went to the farm...