So my boys have been with me since Saturday.
They're a dad and son duo (dad is 2 years and son is 3 months tomorrow)
They're in a ferplast 160 (i will be getting the extension which will make it 200cm long very soon).
I had a ferplast maxi rabbit hideaway (attached pic) in there which I just took out because it only has one entrance/exit and as boys are more likely to be territorial thought it would be best to remove it at least for now. What made me thought of removing it is that I saw them circling each other briefly and know that they're probably re-establishing a hierachy while settling in so didnt want to potentially cause upset between them considering there's only one in there (it takes up a lot of space as I said and couldnt put 2 of them in for that reason)
My question is, was that a good call?
In it's place (because it quite literally took up A LOT of room) i've put 2 oval beds (https://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/pets-at-home-small-animal-spotty-oval-bed).
They also have 2 large bendy tunnel bridges that they hide and can run through and foraging scattered along with a few things to chew on (just plain willow sticks/wood).
They're a dad and son duo (dad is 2 years and son is 3 months tomorrow)
They're in a ferplast 160 (i will be getting the extension which will make it 200cm long very soon).
I had a ferplast maxi rabbit hideaway (attached pic) in there which I just took out because it only has one entrance/exit and as boys are more likely to be territorial thought it would be best to remove it at least for now. What made me thought of removing it is that I saw them circling each other briefly and know that they're probably re-establishing a hierachy while settling in so didnt want to potentially cause upset between them considering there's only one in there (it takes up a lot of space as I said and couldnt put 2 of them in for that reason)
My question is, was that a good call?
In it's place (because it quite literally took up A LOT of room) i've put 2 oval beds (https://www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/pets-at-home-small-animal-spotty-oval-bed).
They also have 2 large bendy tunnel bridges that they hide and can run through and foraging scattered along with a few things to chew on (just plain willow sticks/wood).