12-04-2011, 08:34 PM | #191 |
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New outdoor for my babies
The weather has been so nice it has encouraged me to finally finish my 'girls' outdoor enclosure.
I have opted for a combination of a cold frame and a 'bespoke' rabbit run. You can see their little tunnel giving them access to either area: Placing both on bricks with a a gap so they can choose whether to be in a warmer sheltered area of the open pen. I have planted both sides with things they will and will not eat. Luckily I already have lots of geranium and hostas in my garden so will have a never ending supply of both. This is the coldframe area: At the moment they're only able to go out when it's particularly nice but when they get a little bigger (they currently weigh 38g & 40g) they will spend more time out there. Today they enjoyed lunch outside on the patio: Comments and recommendations welcome.
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24-04-2011, 01:00 PM | #192 |
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After a lot of hard work - it is finished!
Please let me know what you think. The cover when on is PVC coated wire.
The stones are limestone chips. Some more weeds to go in asap. George is a Hermann - 2yrs. It is 9ft x 5 ft one end 4ft the other.
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24-04-2011, 04:04 PM | #193 |
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Very nice Karin
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24-04-2011, 05:13 PM | #194 |
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[QUOTE=Miller07;459250]Very nice Karin
[Hej, you have the same cold frame as me. Brill! Small but does the job. Love you enclosure!!!
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Wilma's outdoor enclosure.
This Wilma's outdoor ebclosure, it does have a top, wooden frame with wire netting. |
03-05-2011, 05:40 PM | #196 |
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awww thats 2 cute!!
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14-05-2011, 11:54 AM | #197 |
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This is ours
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[QUOTE=Jim;464409]This is ours
Oh I love it! is that strawberry growing? Wish I had more than one tort like you (hubby says NO)
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Hi Karin, yeah they are and just starting to get big now so 2 or 3 weeks they will be ready to eat if the beasts dont flatten them again this year lol
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Do you keep all your tortoises together outside? Im hoping when norman is older he (if he is a he) can be kept with dorothy (definate male), depending on dorothy not attacking him...
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