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Good tip! My family bred Rex for about 8 years and even I could never really spot the difference lol they look so similar

what kind of setup do you have? if they are in a barn you can put a sprinkler on the roof to keep the heat down. You can also put a hose in the barn on mist with a fan behind it to blow it around. I did this last year in 110f heat kept the barn at 85f my barn is a canvas carport btw

I have seen Tamuk rabbits being talked about all over the place, but I cant find a standard or set breed description anywhere. So, what makes a Tamuk rabbit? What are the standards? Most importantly, how can you tell that a Tamuk is actually a Tamuk? How do you know they arent just random mixed...

As long as the rabbits are healthy there will be no problem. the only parring that is advised against is litter mate/full siblings, even that you can get away with sometimes.

that's about what i was thinking as well

These are the remaking three kits from UFKD7’s litter of twelve. They are eleven weeks old and their weights range from 4.5 to 4.7 pounds. Compared to many of our other rabbit they have very pleasing type. I think they could all be a little fuller all around, but they are still very young so...

That is a lot of fat for a rabbit, especially one that young. what size are the cages? how many are in each cage? what is the brand of pellets? was that the only one that looked like that, or did all of them look similar?

they are probably bored. If you add some chew toys it may remedy that; hanging bird toys work well. You can also make your own which would be cheeper.

i sell mine for $5 a feed sack (50lb feed sacks) but i have had many buyers tell me they would pay up to $20. if you want to make a good profit while still being reasonable/thoughtful with the price $10-$15 would probably be good.

I have 18"x24" cages and only ween two per cage, and that can be crowded at times. So, two per cage three is absolutely necessary.

i have wanted to do this to help feed coats, but i can never find answers to these questions. how many rabbits do you have? how big are the rabbits? how many of these trays do you go through a day? what other food/amounts of food do you have to use?

If the doe is tame and the buck got good fall-offs your well set. She may make a nest outside the box, but other than that she should know what to do.

Yes, that is fine. The only time it is potentially bad for rabbits to get wet is when they are forced to, but things like rain, or in you case purposeful submerging are fine.

Along with what blessed with pets said. Your buck needs a major grooming. I am not sure of his breed so it could be the coat type, but his coat does seem to be lacking quality which could mean he needs a diet adjustment. What feed are you giving him?

I’m not supper political, but from the little bit I’ve seen/read that does seem true. I believe but I’m remembering this right but done quote me on it. In Washington (my state) it is going to be illegal to license any gas-powered vehicles model 2030 or newer. So after 2030 you cant own a NEW gas...

I think our feed is up to $18 or $19 per 50lb. Not a terrible price, but it’s not the greatest feed on the market ether. I’ve never had problems with it though. Diesel is average 5.99 around here ATM

i agree with mini lop mama. as long as its not infected at all it shouldn't be a problem and it will probably fall of eventually

you can use this site to find some. if these breeders are too far you can contact them and ask if they know any that are closer. Find a Breeder

It could be hutch burn. When rabbits pee on themselves/sit in waste the compounds in the urine can cause burns and/or a fungus to form that will cause the fur to fall out and the area to become inflamed. Making sure there are no areas in his cage that can allow for urine to stand or waste builds...

definitely an English lop, his variety would be tri color. He is young, probably 9-12 weeks if i had to guess