New cage for two minilops?

[Mybunnybella]

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/LARGE-DOUBLE-STOREY-RABBIT-GUINEA-PIG-HUTCH-G104-/190627914286?pt=AU_Pet_Supplies&hash=item2c624f222e <<<----CLICK IT!!!

:hello
I have a 9mth old mini lop girl named bella, and I will shortly be adopting her a friend!:bunnyhug::happyrabbit: (so exited!) So, She needs a hutch ugrade! She and her buddy will live on an enclosed verandah after getting to know each other. If you want to mke any suggestions, It needs to have a tray, on both levels, otherwise I would have gotten a HUGE cae with a HUGE run, but i cant find any big ones with trays covering all of the bases. It also needs to have a ladder (obviously) and a seperator bewtween the levels for when they are still getting used to each other. And it has to be under $300
In case the link doesnt work, the hutch that i have been eyeing off is;



Over All Hutch sizes

131 x 57 x 108​

Living Areas

85 x 45 x 45​

Night Retreat Areas

42 x 45 x 45​

Ramp width

16CM​

Divider Opening

18Wide x 28High​

Will this allow them to be happy? If not, can you PLEASE give me some mesurements that will? Or better yet a link?
Bella is desexed BTW and we are seeking out a male of around her size and currently stalking the RSPCA site Oh, and im guessing she will take her poop tray as her own, will she fight him for it ? will i need two?
Thanks for all the help in advance Xx

 

[Mybunnybella]

Please help! 18 veiw and not 1 reply!

 

[Mybunnybella]

I really need help, guys, please?

 

[fuzz16]

You should look into building a run too

ive put those hutches together when i worked in retail, they are pretty frail and weak. so plan to add some possible adjustments to protect your babies from wild animals!

 

[Mybunnybella]

thanks! I was planning on mosquito netting the whole thing, and fencing off a orner of the yard anyone else?

 

[Imbrium]

it looks like a decent size, though of course you'll need to either build a run or give them 4-5h a day outside the hutch (either supervised while in the yard or bring them inside). if they don't get 4-5h a day of time to run around as much as they please, they should have a minimum of 60 square feet of space in their attached run (which really isn't that much - my bunns have 120 square feet 'cause I fenced in my living room for them ).

obviously, you'll need two litter boxes when they're separated/being bonded, but once they're fully bonded, most bunnies just share the box(es).

 

[FallenRabbit]

If the poop tray means litter pan.. which i believe it does (haha).. then I think it is best to have two. This will make sure nothing happens. Very nice hutch. Make sure you get a run or an area for them to go outside in.