Things started to sound scammy, so this is a no-go.Looking into getting these two pedigreed standard Rex bucks soon. Hoping they're a good shape, no S.P. and willing to breed!
One or both will end up replacing the Rex/NZ mix buck.
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Is your drop down box lined with metal, or made of metal? I recently made drop down boxes for mine out of 1/2 x 1 wire and then the weather got really cold. I lost the litter that mom put in there ( I was on vacation so I couldn’t line it with cardboard). I heard some line them with cardboard. Of course this mom wouldn’t consistently make a nest anywhere and was very wishy washy and kept building in the corner and not the drop down box. So she had pulled all the hay from the box to the corner and then when the temperature plummeted she decided to move the kits to the drop down box (which I’ve never seen before) and they froze. Do you have any cold weather tips, or tricks on how to get them to use the box right?Swapped smaller SF's nest for a metal walled one, as she was ripping the cardboard off.
Saw 24" pans at TSC and decided to see if they'll fit. They did! Just need 18 more of them....Last two stackers are about an inch too narrow to fit them, so I'll have to find the weird white trays the company uses or something else. Just missing one of those. They're Pointer Hill cages.
Also, decided to get bread pans for water vs the bowls. We'll see which work best.
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Amber's kits, always keeping themselves in a cloud!
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Is your drop down box lined with metal, or made of metal? I recently made drop down boxes for mine out of 1/2 x 1 wire and then the weather got really cold. I lost the litter that mom put in there ( I was on vacation so I couldn’t line it with cardboard). I heard some line them with cardboard. Of course this mom wouldn’t consistently make a nest anywhere and was very wishy washy and kept building in the corner and not the drop down box. So she had pulled all the hay from the box to the corner and then when the temperature plummeted she decided to move the kits to the drop down box (which I’ve never seen before) and they froze. Do you have any cold weather tips, or tricks on how to get them to use the box right?
Oh ok thanks. So you always line because of the size of wire not weather.I have DIY exterior nests. Metal mesh and most I've lined with metal flashing, as the mesh holes are 1" and kits could get out.
https://rabbittalk.com/threads/exterior-nestboxes.35398/
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