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Here's a theory. Could the difference between an agouti and a self harlequin, be that the agouti has nose lacing(which agoutis do) and a self doesn't(which they don't have)

I find that pine dust in the trays(not to sit in), rather than the curls are much more absorbent, less odour too.

Another way to tell on newborns,is the colour inside the ear. All black is the black one, pink(later to be white) is the chestnut.

She looks like a dilute harlequin. Very pretty. What are you going to breed her to?

I vote for tri.

I would say it's a sable point. Very pretty.

Look like sable point martens.

My guess would be sable point martens.Very pretty colour.

I have held does in position, by just stroking the head, to lifting the rear end, if they are reluctant but the vulva appears ready.My success rate is the same as no hands breeding. Sometimes after the first help, they seem to get it next time.

I have been breeding rabbits for 20 years(mostly Holland lops) and I would say 95% of my litters are delivered on day 31. I am surprised if they don't.

Could she be a VM broken magpie?

It does look like a tort with strong rufus modifiers.