New kits

[Cosima]

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[Cosima]

I’m only going to take pictures of kaly’s and lady’s babies every few days now that they are a month old. Here are their weights from the last 13 days

kaly’s kits			Nov 3	Nov 4	Nov 5	Nov 6	Nov 7	8	9	10	13	15	17	18	19
blue tort	Buck	Blue tort English	185	193	210	219	225	230	243	251	269	325	386	394	434
white	Buck	Frosty	167	182	188	194	198	204	218	223	258	292	309	347	388
white paw black	Buck	Vienna Black	178	186	189	210	214	222	232	239	278	324	370	385	425
black	Buck	Vienna black	167	180	173	191	198	204	210	219	235	295	342	354	392
Chestnut	Doe	VM chestnut	172	185	192	199	218	218	223	236	265	295	348	362	407

lady’s kits			3 Nov	Nov 4	Nov 5	Nov 6	7	8	9	10	13	15	16	17	18	19
vm fawn	Buck	VM fawn	118	122	127	139	144	149	156	166	200	229	232	247	255	280
charlie fawn	Buck	False Charlie fawn	101	104	107	122	135	143	155	160	192	216	223	226	230	236
long fur white	Buck	Frosty	114	122	123	132	142	143	154	165	208	216	221	228	246	276
white	Doe	Frosty	130	136	131	142	148	154	164	173	203	230	231	244	264	283
blue fox	Doe	VM blue fox	112	116	115	132	142	144	150	158	183	201	203	213	222	243
blue tort	Buck	VM blue tort	128	128	136	142	156	157	176	180	214	240	250	260	276	290

 

[Cosima]

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[Morgenglanz]

They’re quite uniform! Nice kits, Cosima!

 

[Cosima]

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my color guesses are:
VM harlequin/ VM black tri

false Charlie tri. One of her ears has a black spot.

VM chestnut

two VM opals

three whites

 

[Cosima]

Kaly’s babies a growing 100 grams every 3 or 4 days which is insane. They are past 500 grams now.
The blue tort is so cute.

 

[Cosima]

Lady’s babies are only between 350 and 400.

 

[RabbitsOfTheCreek]

Thats definitely not a chestnut

 

[Alaska Satin]

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The magpie looks like a tricolor. Me and my mom are really excited because we love tris.

Yes, a pretty tri! If you see tan/fawn on the bunny, it's not a magpie (which has a chinchilla gene that bloks expression of yellow pigment). In fact it looks like you have two tris in that litter - the one you're holding in the first pic, and also the one below it in the group photo.

 

[Cosima]

Yes, a pretty tri! If you see tan/fawn on the bunny, it's not a magpie (which has a chinchilla gene that bloks expression of yellow pigment). In fact it looks like you have two tris in that litter - the one you're holding in the first pic, and also the one below it in the group photo.

Those two are the same baby

 

[Cosima]

Thats definitely not a chestnut View attachment 32556

Why don’t you think it’s a chestnut?

 

[Cosima]

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[Alaska Satin]

Those two are the same baby

No, there are two in the same photo that are white with fawn spots and some black as well. Both have fawn down their backs but one has very few markings.

 

[Cosima]

No, there are two in the same photo that are white with fawn spots and some black as well. Both have fawn down their backs but one has very few markings

i didn’t realize you were talking about that baby to. It’s really hard to spot the black markings on the false Charlie.

 

[RabbitsOfTheCreek]

Why don’t you think it’s a chestnut?

It's black, not brown

 

[Cosima]

its turning brown and has white ears. in three days i’m going to have a other little of kits. The parents are two new rabbits I got, Pseudo (I got her think she was a full Rex but she’s not) a half rex REW doe and Smoke a full Rex broken smoky pearl buck.

 

[Cosima]

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there‘s three open eyes

 

[Cosima]

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Almost all eyes are open

 

[Cosima]

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[Cosima]

Pseudo had her babies. Pics coming soon