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How many NIC cubes for a decent set up?
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Snowberry
Wise Old Thumper
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/n...refview=search&ts=1231755697067&isSearch=true
This is the link to them at BnQ. You cant buy them online and I hear people have had trouble tracing them.
I got mine from the Lincoln BnQ and currently use one pack for each bunny but once they are bonded I will put both together. I think two packs is best really, even for one bunny as one without a crate or anything else would be quite small.
This is the link to them at BnQ. You cant buy them online and I hear people have had trouble tracing them.
I got mine from the Lincoln BnQ and currently use one pack for each bunny but once they are bonded I will put both together. I think two packs is best really, even for one bunny as one without a crate or anything else would be quite small.
Snowberry
Wise Old Thumper
Is it going to be a permenant base or just somewhere they can call their own? A dog crate is easier as you dont have to set it all up but they would have very limited space so they would need 24 hour access to a run area. However if you need to be able to lock them away when your not in an NIC set up will give them more space and you can also make it multi-level.
Plus I like to change mine round every now and again to keep the buns occupied!
Plus I like to change mine round every now and again to keep the buns occupied!
~ Cat ~
Wise Old Thumper
Carol and Gregory
Mama Doe
You can get them in the B and Q near me at Thornbury! I love my NIC cubes, mich better now that I have to keep them enclosed in it all day (Gretel chews absolutely everything!)
B&Q website said they are in stock so I called them and asked them if they are in and where they are located. Should be near all the shelves and wicker boxes/laundry bins.
My dog crate is 46" and cost me £20 second hand. It's great for the free range buns llike Stitch was but TBH I have now favoured the NIC cubs and depending on what disability my next bun has will most likely end up setting up the cubes.
I think a good enclosure can be made with 1.5 boxes :roll: It's always good to have some spare. I found one box wasn't enough for Arnie's climbing frame.
Our B&Q had loads in :roll:
Oh not sure if you know already but you will need cable ties to secure it all, and think it out before putting together as taking apart is a pain in the
My dog crate is 46" and cost me £20 second hand. It's great for the free range buns llike Stitch was but TBH I have now favoured the NIC cubs and depending on what disability my next bun has will most likely end up setting up the cubes.
I think a good enclosure can be made with 1.5 boxes :roll: It's always good to have some spare. I found one box wasn't enough for Arnie's climbing frame.
Our B&Q had loads in :roll:
Oh not sure if you know already but you will need cable ties to secure it all, and think it out before putting together as taking apart is a pain in the
youngbunny2
Mama Doe
guildford b&q has plenty
areia
Wise Old Thumper
you get 24 14in x14 in squares in a box i used one and half boxes for my two had to take apart doc and beths one as no matter what i did he escaped and hes much happier in is old cage and free range in the kitchen 22 pounds for 24 in b&q ring first and remember to take the code if you go in, thick as anything and stare atyou like an alien when you describe it
