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Chicken waterers have more plastic, and typically have a larger.. lever-thingy. According to a couple of youtuber's who've tried it, rabbits will chew, and eventually destroy the plastic, causing them to leak. Both chicken and rabbit/small animal waterers cost about the same on ebay (and are...

From the results other people have posted, it's completely possible as long as you remember the caveat. While you save money on food, you do "lose" some money on slower growth. I've not read of any instances of 5lb's in 8 weeks, as is the target for good stock on pellets. As long as you're ok...

Wouldn't boiling the wax *with water* work, similar to how your clarify bacon drippings into a lard-type substance?

As long as you're aware that those corners that got bent will never be as strong after non-welded repair, and you treat the stand appropriate with that in mind... A great solution would be a hard metal bar that is small and round, tapering up to the size the hole should be and square. You...

And that's the key. When you're trying to raise for profit, you have to be a lot pickier, and all of your startup costs have to come from unallocated funds. When you're raising for your own freezer, you still need to do a cost analysis, and still have to have a certain starting nest egg. But...

What you linked is better than a solid floor, you are correct. However many people feel that it's worse than a 100% wire cage. Zero wood means zero wood to get pee'd on, to rot, to smell, to get chewed on, to generate splinters, etc. That CL entry doesn't state that the hutch has a wire...

Many of the fish farms use Tilapia as part of the cleaning process. There's a Dirty Jobs vid up about a farm in some desert-y region that does striped bass first, and then after the harvest and the tanks are all sorts of nasty, they do a run or 2 of Tilapia to help clean it out. It's quite...

Looks like you have your first entry for freezer camp.

Most people in your situation just remove a divider between holes to get larger pens. If you can, keep the removal clean so you have the option to reinstall something there if you need to reclaim the hole.

It sounds like you have plenty already, but you may also want to look into sweet potato leaves and vines. Texas A&M and several others have done studies on it for potentially producing quality rabbit food in tropical and 3rd world nations. Considering the foliage is "waste" from a human...