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#16 TurboHamster

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Posted 17 June 2021 - 01:00 AM

Only $10 on veggies? Per pig I pay a whole lot more then that but… okay lol :D maybe your veggies are cheaper at your store lol

 

actually that’s not why because technically the 3 other pigs are my brothers, if I just total together my 2 females it cost $200 (it’s approx. $100 per pig)

Wow okay, my pricing for piggy supplies must just be way less than in your area! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


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Posted 17 June 2021 - 01:36 AM

rabbits can be a good choice! if you want them, a few things to note below

 

- 8 sq ft minimum per rabbit, 16 sq ft recommended. good enclosures are dog xpens (at least 36" high), bunny rooms or free roaming

- must live in pairs minus the few exceptions. i'd recommend adopting a bonded pair as it's much easier.

- unlimited hay, 1 cup of veggies per 2lb of body weight, water from a bowl

- 101rabbits on yt is great!

- need multiple hideouts, chew toys and sources of enrichment. binkybunny.com and 101rabbits.com are great shops!

- active bunny forums- rabbitsonline.net and binkybunny.com/forum

Bunnies live fairly long compared to hamters. The thing is, they need tons of room and if you don't litter-box train them, then their poop will get everywhere. 

bunnies will actually not poop all over the place :)

 

they prefer to use only one corner of their space, and all poop/pee out of that corner will only be territorial, which can be fixed by neuturing/spaying the rabbit :)


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Posted 17 June 2021 - 01:47 AM

bunnies will actually not poop all over the place :)

 

they prefer to use only one corner of their space, and all poop/pee out of that corner will only be territorial, which can be fixed by neuturing/spaying the rabbit :)

That was the only thing holding me back from getting bunnies :0

 

IM GETTING BUNNIES *drives to bunny shelter*



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Posted 17 June 2021 - 04:41 AM

That was the only thing holding me back from getting bunnies :0

 

IM GETTING BUNNIES *drives to bunny shelter*

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that's why it's easy to litter train them :)



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Posted 17 June 2021 - 09:29 PM

thanks for all the answers!!!!
Sadly I'm not allowed to get any more pets because I talked to my mom and she said I couldn't so yeah:(((((((
Maybe in a couple months I'll ask her and use these suggestions!!!!! I really really really think a leopard gecko or crested gecko would work out well for me because I can't have guinea pigs or rabbits because my dad's allergic:(((
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