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New Kit
Hello all,
Very excited as Aesop's new home (Shed), has arrived and is ready to be built, I just have a few questions that I hope perhaps some of you can help me with!
Is cardboard any good as insulation? Obviously over the top of proper insulation and not on the floors where it could get wet/chewed, I just have a huge amount of it after moving and thought it may be useful. I was thinking of something like Shed Walls>Polystrene>Foil Insulation??>Cardboard>Wood?
I know bunny's shouldn't change temperature too rapidly/often and I am a little worried about taking him outside at this time of year, however, his room at the moment is cool, I keep the window open all the time and I will get a thermometer to check the temperature difference isn't too great. I suppose what I am asking is a bit difficult to answer, what kind of change can they cope with? I realise this is a tricky question as I am sure each bunny and circumstance is different. I am on the South Coast of England, with an enclosed garden which stays pretty warm and we keep our flat cool and dont use central heating (Even in winter, too expensive). Any advice on this would be great!
Thank you all!
Very excited as Aesop's new home (Shed), has arrived and is ready to be built, I just have a few questions that I hope perhaps some of you can help me with!
Is cardboard any good as insulation? Obviously over the top of proper insulation and not on the floors where it could get wet/chewed, I just have a huge amount of it after moving and thought it may be useful. I was thinking of something like Shed Walls>Polystrene>Foil Insulation??>Cardboard>Wood?
I know bunny's shouldn't change temperature too rapidly/often and I am a little worried about taking him outside at this time of year, however, his room at the moment is cool, I keep the window open all the time and I will get a thermometer to check the temperature difference isn't too great. I suppose what I am asking is a bit difficult to answer, what kind of change can they cope with? I realise this is a tricky question as I am sure each bunny and circumstance is different. I am on the South Coast of England, with an enclosed garden which stays pretty warm and we keep our flat cool and dont use central heating (Even in winter, too expensive). Any advice on this would be great!
Thank you all!
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