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Gotta read an update on Fatso's big adventure!

Constructed this warren from 1 1/4 slotted angle, reinforced with guy wires to prevent windstorms blowing it over. Rain protection is provided by heavy duty shower liners. I like that it's clearer than a tarp to provide light.

Nice plan!

Here's my rabbit herd 'Friends' Phoebe, Chandler, Monica, Joey, Ross, Rachel, not shown is Janice.

I have had bucks fight and try to 'dominate' (best way I can say nongraphically) each other when trying that. Cuts and sores...too much risk, so after that ( many years ago) I opted for individual cages for everyone until a mate-up. It keeps everyone honest and safe.

All but one are mostly Champagne d'argent mixed with NZs. I have 1 pure CdA doe.

Bunnies relaxing

No, they're very hearty to cold. IR is infrared, sorry for confusing with the initials.

This setup is my restart. Previously I had a wood hutch. Same spot, etc, but the heated bottles and cameras are new to me. I can see them from my couch or flip to the cameras and check on them on my phone. Many don't realize how cold tolerant rabbits are.

I've restarted.

The structure was made from galvanized, slotted angle. The roofing is pvc . To retain some heat and let light in I opted for heavy, clear vinyl shower liners. The metal ringed holes are much closer than the holes in tarps and give better weight distribution when blown by the wind, it is less...

I have 4 does and 3 bucks and lots of fun.

I have 2 agouti bucks that are champagne d'argent crossed from a local breeder and 4 champagne d'argent does, 1 is pure, the others NZ mixed in.

Here's a view from our kitchen window. The yellow cord powers the 7 low amp heated water bottles and 2 wyze cams so I can remote monitor.

I have a similar setup, Saratoga area of NY. Instead of tarp, I have the clear heavy-duty vinyl shower liners all around for letting light in. It also traps IR. I have to shovel out to my pens in the winter.

I use the Android app 'Rabbit Manager' I don't recall if it was free or not, I think it was, or at worst a nominal fee.