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You should add a gutter above so rain rinses also. <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->

The sani-nest has been setup as a working nest box since 3/5/15 and wanted to show a picture of what it looks like now since she had her kits on 3/24/15 and the abuse she put it through. There where 4 droppings that we removed the day before she kindled, she did tear the test box up a bit but we...

I would just check in the fur and see if anything in there if not just keep a watch on it, you may have some little wiggleys soon :) Crossed fingers for you.

Just stick your finger in there start the flow and the bunnies should get the idea quick it's what we do with the Lexit water bottle for our little bunnies. The tip on this bottle is similar to the nipples. You can see the tip at the link below. http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/l ...

Our bunnies have their own wire cages to them selves in a long row. Our bucks are at one end and that places a doe beside a buck but, we use coroplast as a solid wall between all cages so one can not see the others it keeps them calmer in our opinion (our cages are 1" apart just enough we can...

With our Whites they will drink a little one day, then drink half the bottle the next so it varies, just keep the bottles full and make sure they potty a lot and they should be fine. Does the breeder you purchased them from use the same kind of bottles, crocks, or type you use? If so there...

Did you install them like this video shows? Hope this link helps. :) https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=in ... 54A36CF724

Kits can come in different sizes to be honest some are very small (peanuts) others if small litter can be fairly large. We had a Flemish doe that only had 2 and they come out full furred and looked couple 3 days old, All I could say was ouch. I checked her box 3 times a day so I know they had...

We give ours ACV water to all our bunnies 24/7 from the time they start drinking water. The water should always be as cool as posible, maybe light freeze (not solid frozen) a bottle of your water if you have a spare for each hole and it's real warm out. If it were me I'd try each morning/evening...

You did the right thing by putting in nest boxes just on the chance they will be early. Who knows you may still end up with a few kits from that doe. We have had a couple does build their nest 2-3 weeks before they deliver when they have access to a nest box. One doe will pull some fur a day...

Family Farm and Home as well as Rural King also carries them if any near you. https://shop.familyfarmandhome.com/inet ... earchstore http://www.ruralking.com/pan-dropping-p ... hutch.html

Super! Congrats and hoping many more to come for your family. :)

First off, Welcome to RT. Here are 2 picks and a link, does your buck look like these in the link? Most rabbits make good eating just the amount of meat you get for time spent and food used is the difference imo. http://www.johnsdawgs.webs.com/rabbitsforsale.htm

If it were me, on the bottom on I would mount four one front and one back on both sides, 1/2" conduit 2 hole hanger (saddle straps) to your top board cut a 1/2" conduit length long enough to go through the saddles. Sliding through the cage just under the top (great support). Like in this picture...

2 tablespoons per gallon so 1/2 tablespoon for 32oz. Sounds like it might be the amount of light, if they aren't getting the 16hrs. The radio is just so they don't get stressed with noises. We have a radio playing 24/7 real light in the night and load but not over baring during the lighted...

Here is the link to our brands Information: http://www.rabbit.purinamills.com/stell ... 023029.pdf

Welcome to RT. Now to the questions :) Do you give them ACV in the water? Do they have 16 hrs of light each day? Have you checked their weight? Do you have some sort of radio or soothing noise in the shed?

That is an awesome set up! Just have to remember to make your cardboard for your nest boxes so they will slide out for cleaning day. Which means trimming the top of the ends and duct taping the cardboard or zip tying the corners for easy removal. LOL. Sorry to hear you didn't get the right...

Keeping Baby Rabbits Warm Adult rabbits can tolerate cold temps remarkably well. However, baby rabbits are born furless and must stay nearly 100 degrees Fahrenheit for the first ten days of their lives. If the surrounding air temperature is above 50 degrees, babies can usually stay warm enough...

Just a dark color, the color of the bunny is seal or odd gray, We have 2 and they are just the cutest things along with one of our all blacks that has just one white spot on the tip of his nose. My brother comes over every week just to take pictures of the one with just the 1 spot, But he...