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Have you considered using a tractor? (movable cage) If you have grass in the yard the rabbits will cut and fertilize it for you

With the birds they always have coccidia it is only a problem when it gets too high in chicks. from what I have heard using cordid only knocks the amount of coccidia down in the chicks so it dont kill them before they can handle it The peahen will encourage her chicks to eat her poop as soon as...

Both views are probably correct in my (un-edge-ja-ma-cay-tid) opinion Rabbits are probably not affected by the type of coccidia that kills birds. But repeated high exposure could overwhelm the young kits The kits could also have gotten sick and that allowed it to overwhelm the immune system...

I didn't even think about that. They wouldn't be in there at the same time so the poop would be gone but didn't think about how long coccidia would live in the top layers of soil. Our rabbits are still only 9 weeks old so have time to get everything figured out before we even think about...

I am going to set up some permanent runs for my wife's peacocks to raise there chicks in and thought about using them for the rabbits when the birds are not using them. That way they would have fresh grass and think it would be cooler being on the ground in the shade when it get hot. but she...

I have been checking Craigslist here and there for years but usually within a 60 to 100 mile radius. and a lot of the Flemish on there are mixes sometimes listed as purebreds and rabbits that look like they weigh 10-12lb all weigh 16lb. I;m not going to stop checking but think I will have better...

Thanks I don't have Facebook but found the website for infinity acres in VA Would be about a 6 hour drive so shipping may be better if I cant find anything closer

We have had pet rabbits for years but decided that I want to try to breed some 20lb+ giants Have two 9 week old Flemish girls that hopefully will hit 20lb need to get a male with the right genetics yet. Might even get a male Flemish continental cross or pure continental depends on what I can...

That was our original plan. Just put them in the colony and let nature take over. But I am planning on getting another male from larger genetics and controlling there breeding now

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I have wanted a 20lb+ rabbit for over 30 years but never actively perused it Just picked up 2 girls that may have the genetics to hit 20lb but haven't found anything about breeding for largest size if it is better to breed them early at 6 months or wait until they are over a year old (my...