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I'm in Florida, but don't meet that weight/age deadline.

In with the horse feed and forage.

I feed hay cubes - they double as chew toys and less waste.

At 5 lbs and still growing, likely standard Rex. They look healthy and content!

A couple things from both her pics and her kits: - She has at least one _a (self-color) and is not otter - She is either Bb or bb: lilac kit is a bb and the blue kit is a Bb. (Her pics make me think bb) - On the C locus, all we can tell is C_, may have a recessive underneath - Definitely dd for...

I'll join in and say this is where I've learned how to get my bunnies to breed like rabbits! I've recommended this place to a recent buyer, as well. RT is a great resource!

Oh, cool beans! Congrats.

I consider this place to be the best alternative to FB for rabbit stuff. :bunnyhop:

His third son - the one I've kept - did his first breeding Friday, and now when I open his cage to feed, Charlie Brown sticks his face out and looks for his next hook-up. LOL His first son, Domino, is at my friends' now along with his albino brother I called Whitey (yeah, unimaginative) and...

Kissimmee is a couple hours' drive, but the yellow flies ought to have gone back into the swamp by then. I am a little north of Ocala National Forest ... in a county with no town names anyone outside the area would recognize. If you need a girl, just let me know. I haven't braided the FW into...

FWs are hard to find - even here in Florida. I have an FW buck I will be either selling or eating this summer, as his son is ready to rock-n-roll now. I am currently outcrossing on standard Rexes, because I wasn't happy with how slender my culls were. Last year I crossed in some Dutch blood...

I love the Rex fur, and the curly whiskers are often the first clue I get for which have regular fur and which are my beloved plushies. That being said, I've noticed the regular-furred rabbits who carry a Rex gene* tend to have nicer fur than the couple of non-Rex gene outcross parents I've...

It isn't a lack of desire to help. Your bunny just doesn't have distinguishing breed characteristics. No lop ears, no Rex fur, no Satin fur, no distinctive colors or body shape. This isn't anything bad - he looks healthy and happy and friendly! :bunnyhop:

Well then, happy tenth anniversary!

Blue is two genes being expressed: the black base - dominant, usually notated as B; and the dilute gene - autosomal recessive, usually notated a dd since it takes two copies, one from each parent. The dilute gene also makes lilac on the brown base gene (bb) so don't be surprised if you get a...

Not familiar with the brand, but like I said, it's the vitamins themselves that are not shelf-stable. The BOSS is a stable form for vitamin E and the fresh greens have the vitamin A. NB: You don't want her fat! Seriously, fat bunnies tend to be lazy about breeding. You would think it would...

On the nuts-n-bolts side, you need to FEED to breed! I ought to make that my sig ... pellets may be complete when tested at the mill, but two major necessary vitamins (A & E) are not stable in pellet form and are usually too degraded by the time you open that bag of pellets to be of use...

Leave your flyer up ... you never know when someone will see and call (sometimes from the bulletin board). I just got a call a couple hours ago, because the people saw my flyer and want laying hens. I sold a goat last month under the exact same conditions. I should probably make up a new...

If you have raspberry canes still alive there, I would give her raspberry leaves. I do that here, but keeping the canes alive over what counts for as Florida winter is not difficult at all. I just had another single born this morning, from a first-time mom whose mother had small litters for...

It could be a time-of-year thing. My girl Lacey had a single last month, after three litters of six, six, and eight. I noticed last year that the girls aren't as into the breeding idea until just after new year's. Not sure where you are located, but I do know latitude matters this half of the...