Recent content by RabbitPhotoGirl

I haven't been around for a while.. or year or so.. but yeah my life has settled down enough to where I have time to be part of an online community again.. as long as I don't forget about or have more computer problems again. Despite the one I'm on now being not even a month old in my care. But...

I added newborn pic of it (and it's litter mates but it's the gray one) and one with the flash of my camera when it was just a few days/week old to the first post. Taking so long for daylight pictures because it's either raining and cloudy/dark or too hot to be outside and cool days seem to...

Didn't think of that, but haven't had any more trouble since moving her down there... aside from her getting tangled up in the fence posts. Although now (really it happened like three days after her escape) it seems something is wrong with the back leg of Ali.. she is favoring it. It wasn't...

I checked her over, nothing that I can see but she seems happy to be back in her cage. No fur lose, no marks of being attacked, not even any burs, nothing that I can see. With hay fields around my house it's impossible to really find anything in them so she could hide good in 'em. So I don't...

true, try on Craigslist, www.oodle.com , Local newspaper online ads, and ya might get lucky if you have small animal swaps or a farmers market that allows small animal sales around ya. Either way it's worth looking into to see if you can find any and even worth getting into the swaps and farmers...

A simple solution, get both and compare them to each other to find out which is better/bigger. Really if one is easier to find than the other this would make the best solution. I don't really know which is bigger but from what I've seen and such English Lops getting pretty big. But it also...

I think this is the right place but I went out to water my rabbits and I didn't notice until my dad pointed it out as he went to collect eggs and let chickens out, but my lop was missing and all that was in the cage was her babies. The cage next to my lop and her babies had also been moved, I...

These have probably been around for a few years by the coverage of lamb's quarters... must tell my dad not to cut it with the mower that much. I'm running out of places to forge for greens and will probably get some of them to add to my rabbits tomorrow. Do they transplant well? If so I'll have...

I've been researching a little bit on colors but this one still has me confused since it seems to be changing colors, at least to my eyes it seems to be. Blue and Chin are what have been said so far for it but it seems to be changing colors on me too much for me to tell what it is for certain...

Since I don't know about colors I can't say anything aside from the broken one being black and white. I haven't gotten around to researching color information or breed for color, so I'm just waiting to see what they show up to be at six or seven weeks. Before then I just guess or go with a basic...

So I go out this morning to take care of rabbit and noticed for once the water bottle to my doe and her kits wasn't empty which is a good thing I consider. Since then I don't have to worry about them being without water in the hot parts of the morning since my morning starts more around noon due...

When you decide it's worth the risk to get bitten by a snake sleeping in the knee high grass/hay to raid your neighbors hay field for those nice looking dandelions and clover.

I'm not good at finding plants that I don't know the name of or a general name of them and with only looks it's harder so I figure if anyone here happens to know. I have two plants that need ID'd, I have noticed my chickens don't eat them (then again they are in an area that doesn't get cut and...

Looks amazing... the one cage looks like it's full of beggars with them standing up on their hind legs... or them trying to plot and escape but with a breakfast like that who'd want to escape?

As said, Aloe... fresh works best if ya have a plant of it. Nice big juciy leafs work best for covering a big area without completely destroying the plant. Vitamin E lotion (or a lotion with it) will also help with keeping it from peeling and with relieving the burn. It works quicker than aloe...