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Anyone know the best & least expensive place to find some??
Thank you.
Thank you.
all metal rabbit cages
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I am a HUGE fan of Klubertanz. I prefer galvanized AFTER weld, 14 gauge with baby saver wire. They are sturdy and easier to keep clean and rust free. These will last much, much longer than some of the cheaper alternatives and the cheaper ones aren't that much cheaper either.
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great thanks I will check it out.
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Loving the herd life
So it appears they also have a baby saver wire in the bottom & on the sides that is a good idea. Great recommendation I ordered the catalog thanks again.
lastfling
Loving the herd life
Speaking of baby saver wire - after finding a kit of mine on the floor, I went around the bottom 4" of my 30x30 brood cages with 1/2 x 1" wire to hopefully prevent a recurrence. I just layed the new wire over the existing 1x2. If and when I need to build any more, I'll try and incorporate into the design instead of after the fact. With both of my tan does due at the end of the week, I'm hoping for a more successful outcome than I had the last time.
doubled
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I have always used Klubertanz, I buy bulk wire and make my own, if your going to make 6 to 10 cages its cheaper to make them yourself and one Saturday's work and your done. 
AZ Rabbits
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18" high is the recommended height for that sized rabbit.sandog001 said:
ChickenPotPie
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KW Cages - hands down. I've loved every product I've bought from them and I'd be unlikely to ever buy cages from anyone else. They're just quality. I always buy baby saver.
Oh, I'm from the west coast so location may make a difference as far as who is best for you.
Oh, I'm from the west coast so location may make a difference as far as who is best for you.
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Keep in mind, unless you have a huge door mounted in the middle of the front, you are going to have heck of a time reaching the back corners on a 3' x 3' cage...Mine are 36"w x 30"d and I have a hard time because the door is all the way to the left...that back, right corner is murder to reach and I am tall with long arms....AZ Rabbits said:
