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Guide to making a possum house

  • You can use any timber you like to make a possum box (except chipboard, which disintegrates rapidly outdoors). 12mm ply is excellent.
  • Drill four 5 - 7mm holes through the floor of the box near each corner to allow any water that might get in to drain out.
  • Nesting material isn't essential but a few handfuls of dead leaves would provide comfort and insulation.


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