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xlt they are a little under they weigh around 7.567432 pounds I feel bad I sparked this debate

LOL thanx for the reply I appreciate it. I will have to check them it didn't cross my mind lol

To clarify I meant 7 and a half pounds. Ottersatin you would breed them even though they are only 4 months old.

ladysown I have this same problem I have 2 Silver Fox and 1 American doe that are 7.5 pounds each and they were born in November. I am of the mindset to breed at 8 months or 8 pounds. but they are awfully young though.

I will have to check mom when I get home tomorrow. It came out of nowwhere both times and I have two other litters that are healthy as can be. The doe looks healthy shes eating fine and seems to be in good condition. It was weird but another thing I noticed is when they kit was on his back he...

I have a litter of 3 and a hlaf week old rabbits. About a week ago I noticed one of the kits was acting lethargic and not eating even when I placed it on top of mom. It was listless and just laid around. Well when I flipped it over I saw what looked like he had messed himself and gotten all...

Well I appreciate all the advice guys and I have been keeping them in the house till they get big enough to be out on their own. I am also going to be installing the babysaver around all my new cages that I just built.

Yes I believe they hopped out on their own accord as well it just sucks because I feel like I could have prevented this. I also know that chicken wire is no good for newborn kits I had kits all tangled in the chicken wire between cages. I had to cut 3 loose, I now know the importance of the...

I need help and advice on keeping kits in the nestbox. I have 3 litters that are 14 days old. I came out yesterday to find one kit frozen on the wire. I changed their nestbox material yesterday and put the boxes back in. This morning I came out to find 5 kits total on the wire frozen with a...

It did not remedy the problem it's so frustrating lol

I feed a grain mix so I thougt that may be the case with the scratching. It is scratching I witnessed it multiple times. I raised the j-feeder and it seems to have remedied the problem

Sounds good I raised it up pretty good amount and I will have to put some crocks in because they just had litters, so the babies have to eat then.

I have two does that are scratching their feed out of their feeders when eating. Has anyone ever experienced this? I'm losing money while feeding these does. I looked this morning and there is a ton of it on the ground. :evil:

I just built cages and I built them 24x24 for bucks and juniors. Does get 36x24, I bought a 30x30 cage on sale and let me tell you they are a pain to reach into. I went with 2 feet deep cages because I can reach comfortably to every corner without having to strain. I also went with a quonset...

I dunno what castor/agouti coloring is? Please elaborate a little.

Yea I dunno what I'm going to do with some of the colors. They're neat but they're mostly going in the freezer

The milk choclate rabbits are weird, they have an all white mother and a white with black patches father.

Been lurking here awhile, just wanted to post up pictures of my first three litters of kits. 2 of them are 6 days old and the other is 5 days old.