How are they coping with being outdoor bunnies?Caught in the act! Two rabbits, sneakily eating the Forbidden Grass behind their hutch.
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I like the way they both have exactly the same posture. "Who, me?"
No mesh on the bottom, and I leave the cage door open in the daytime, anyway - it's an enclosed garden, and they know where the nice food gets delivered to. If I play-chase them around the garden, they run to the hutch.How are they coping with being outdoor bunnies?
That's how rabbits were when I last had them the idea of keeping them indoors was bonkers (not a judgement, I have/had indoor cats!), I just want to ask is there mesh on the bottom of their run, because if not they could dig out.
Did you...? It's ADORABLE (and I NEVER thought I'd say that about a fish...actually basking sharks are quite cute...). TIL that elephant-nose fish are a thing... Sorry for bumping an old post, but I've only just seen it (hope I don't get put in the naughty corner...)I have thr baby bristlenose plec fish growing on in a small fish tank so they don't end up a snack for the others in the big community tank. I'm thinking that when they've grown enough to be moved on and the tank becomes empty that I'll use it for shrimp. Plant it heavy, it'll look the mutts.
Speaking of fish, as soon as i upgrade the community tank, I getting a shoal of these. How cool are they? View attachment 402373
Did you...? It's ADORABLE (and I NEVER thought I'd say that about a fish...actually basking sharks are quite cute...). TIL that elephant-nose fish are a thing... Sorry for bumping an old post, but I've only just seen it (hope I don't get put in the naughty corner...)
They are gorgeous, Knotted
Sleepy and snoozing creatures
He's pretty though!I recently upgraded the enclosures of all my reptiles, it took a while but whilst I'm much poorer, they're much happier and are now displaying tons of different and more natural behaviours.
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This prick still insists on being had fed though.
Well done - glad to read that they're happier in their new habitats.I recently upgraded the enclosures of all my reptiles, it took a while but whilst I'm much poorer, they're much happier and are now displaying tons of different and more natural behaviours.
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This prick still insists on being had fed though.