Rabbit cage made in 15 mins.
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Quick and simple rabbit cage build using closet shelves.
-1/2” closet shelf for flooring
-1” closet shelf for sides, top, end caps, and dividers.
-8” zip ties.
This particular build we used 2 - 20”x6ft x1/2”
(For floor and top)
Used 3 - 16” x 6ft x1” for sides, end caps and 1 divider.
This cage is used for our grow outs. Our other cages that house our breeders we use:
-2 - 12” x 6ft x 1/2” for floor. Zip tie both panels together and now it’s 24” deep.
- 5 -20” x 6ft x 1” for top, sides, end caps, and dividers.
Just to let you know - the buck is named Jacco, he has become friendly, & he is a daddy. A great rabbit!
That’s awesome news! I’m glad we could help!
Great project. I love your setup. Thanks for sharing
I would flip the bottom piece though, for two reasons. one, the two wires from left to right wont bother rabbit's feet. two, structurally more strong floor.
Thanks for watching goodingwashington! Ours is just a reference for anyone trying to build their own. But build them however you want. We haven’t had any issues with their feet, and the floors are sound.
I looked for your pooch to go in after one of your Koi. He/She was interested, that's for sure.
Thanks for watching Tom! Yea that’s Ruby. She loves watching the fish and occasional frog.
@@squarecountyhomestead dogs are so comical....lol. I enjoyed your video. I raise Flemish Giants in dog kennels. But, raise Rex's in a rabbit shed in wire cages. Interested in building some grow out cages out of the wire shelves, like you built. Thank you for a good, detailed video.
Thanks Tom. Yea we’ve been using those shelving hutches for several years. We like em. We normally use 2- 16” shelving for floor and top. So it’s actually 32” deep.
Can you use a clip or anything that clamps, that would fit the shelves instead of zip ties?
Great video
Thanks for sharing
Plan on building two tomorrow 👍🏽
You won’t regret building these! Thanks for watching!
Thank you SO MUCH! this is just what I was looking for.
Thanks for watching MySTLKitchenGarden! Glad we could help! Does the STL stand for St Louis?
@@squarecountyhomestead Yes, I live in St Louis, MO. South City to be specific.
I sure do miss the jnull00 channel. He has not been active in several years. Keep John in your prayers. Hopefully all is well in his world, buzz buzz.
I still watch some of his old videos. But thanks for watching ours.
Pretty cool!!
Hi there! It was recommended that we watch your video.
THANK YOU for sharing this with us.
I can’t hear much that you’re saying (our volume is cranked up as high as it can go).
Will you, please list out all supplies and some basic DIY instructions with your video?
It would be so helpful.
(We’ve watched another gentleman’s video on the jnull0 RUclips channel.
We really learn a lot from his videos, but on the hutch-making video, we are not clear on what supplies to buy etc.
We like the depth of his hutches, but Compared to his really long ones, we really like your shorter hutch length ... it’s much better for our situation.
Again, thank you.
We use 6 ft long closet shelves. Normally I will use 2- 12in wide for bottom( use 1/2” wire shelf on bottom so bunnies feet will not slip thru floor) and 2- 12in wide for bottom. Which will give your hutch to be 24 inches wide. Then 16 or 20 inch wide for walls.
A bag of black zip ties work well for us.
Thanks for watching
I always watch you tube with closed captioning on. Click on the cc box when you pause the video
This is a great idea! I’m going to give it a try 😊 What channel did you say you got the idea from? Thank you!
Thanks for watching Virginia! The guy that originally made these Jnullzero. He’s not active anymore but his videos are still out there.
@@squarecountyhomestead thank you so much!! God bless you!
For long term used it would be much better to use proper cage wire both for the health of the rabbits (improper gauge floors can cause sore hocks and broken legs/toes) and some rabbits may eat the coating off of these racks causing them to rust and have to be replaced
I was wondering this too. But might be ok to grow out the babies after weaning
Thanks for watching Bretannie! We’ve been using these cages for couple years. There are zero sore hocks, broken legs etc. I’m not saying that it couldn’t happen, but it hasn’t happened to us. We raise NZ, NZX and mini Rex.
Really like this!! I’m new to the bunny world so excuse me if I sound dumb- won’t the wire bottom hurt the bunny’s feet? I’m raising mine for meat- but I don’t want them to be in pain in the meantime.
Thanks for watching bggs030610! Great question! But No, it doesn’t hurt their feet at all. We raise NZ and Rex. We’ve used this system for couple years. I’m not sure if you were to raise a large breed like Flemish if sore hocks would be an issue.
You use plastic cable ties to connect everything,is still holding or you reconnect with wire.
Thanks for watching Lekler80! We’re still using original zip ties. We haven’t replaced a single one.
I have watched similar tutorials, but they usually use two units for the floor and lid. Are there different uses for an enclosure this size, or is it personal preference?
Thanks for watching Amanda! Yes we usually use 2- 16” shelves for the floor and top. Total of 32” deep. In the video was a unique situation that we needed a small hutch.
@@squarecountyhomestead do you use something to protect from rust?
The wire is already coated. We have noticed that after a year….there will be a 6” x 6” square in a corner where they urinate and it will eventually eat thru coating and rust.
Are they attached in the back to the wood or they just hang? Thanks
Bob thanks for watching! We installed the thick eye hooks to the wood above cages and ran baling wire thru eye hooks and to corners of cage. This works great for us.
How are the cages holding up?
They’re still doing great! Have 11 pregnant mamas and 4 bucks right now.
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Thanks for watching!
what did this cost at the time?
The one in video cost a little over $75. The full size 6ft long x 2ft deep is about $150. Thanks for watching.