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How old is your lionhead litter?

You can't tell any breeds from these pictures. She is a mixed breed. The color is "Charlie Orange". I don't see any Rex or dwarf in her. She just looks like a rabbit-shaped rabbit. Rabbits aren't like dogs where you can guess what breeds went into the mix; the vast, vast majority of rabbits...

Good luck, when 4 of my rabbits got ringworm, my sister, my cat and I also got ringworm (but we treated it with just athlete's foot spray to the arms) I would definitely wash my hands after handling him and cover any scratches or open wounds. He can handle being bored for a bit, but you can put...

Those parents don't really tell us any additional information about what they might carry (blue fawn tricolor is just broken blue harlequin, and chinchilla is recessive to broken chestnut, so we don't get any information about recessive genes), so we can't know for certain. The only thing that...

Its normal for them to go a different amount of length each time, depending on litter size and other factors

Chestnuts are most likely. They might have some faint harlequin markings on them. Beyond that we can't know for sure, it depends on what they carry. What are the parents of each of them?

Yes, Agouti is dominant over black, so it is more likely. Broken is also dominant however; you are likely to get a mix of Agouti and Broken (or butterfly) Agouti

I do like to cook, but I haven't been able to lately with my living situation I have been looking forward to reading The Expanse for a while, I just got the first 3 books for Christmas :) The person below me has gone camping before

Nope. I'm done messing with that. I only buy very large, heavy ceramic bowls that have no lip so the rabbits can't flip them. I have 32 rabbits right now, I ain't got the time to clean up all that spilled water lol (just recently I bought 10 more of these from walmart, they work okay although...

They need to eat more than 1/4 cup pellets. They can't get all their nutrients from hay. Personally I would free feed them pellets at this point until they got closer to their adult weight. You're not at risk of them getting overweight easily while they are still growing. If they are eating less...

When I had new zealands I fed them 1 cup of pellets each day. 1/4 cup is MUCH too little to feed them; that is what I would be feeding a netherland dwarf that age. These are meat rabbits. They have been selectively bred to need and grow quickly off of a high protein diet. I can't see the body...

They can definitely conceive with one fall off I would not leave her in with the buck, does can get aggressive towards bucks and attack them

"Chonker" (real name is 21C2) "Bambur" (real name is Bambi) "The Boy" (real name is Juice) "Mamarito" (real name is Quesarito) I used to train service dogs, btw! For Guide Dogs for the Blind, out of California. I don't have any dogs at the moment but my brother has one as a pet that we were...

He doesn't look like a full lionhead, especially if his father is a lop?. Neither of the rabbits with manes look like pure lionheads. Very unlikely that there is any of the breed Harlequin in them; that is a rare breed, and the color is much more common in small breeds such as mini rex and...

As long as you separated them before she gave birth. Rabbits can't really get pregnant while being pregnant; in the very rare cases that that does happen, and they have two different aged litters in each of their uterine horns, the second litter is just born underdeveloped instead of being...

Small carrier would be fine. As long as they fit inside. Rabbits don't move a lot during transport; its better to go on the small side for carriers, so that they don't have much room to bounce around if things get bumpy.

None of mine eat hay (theyre all mini satins, except for a couple token himalayans - I only give hay during stressful situations such as car trips > 5 hours or weaning). As long as they have a quality diet they don't need hay; teeth issues are almost always genetic above anything else. I've got...

Sibling is a torted harlequin Magpies are white + self color, japanese (aka just "harlequin") are orange + self color. The sister is a torted black harlequin, as she has tort shading in her orange sections

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Coccidia is species specific, a rabbit can't catch it from a cat. It is not as dangerous in adult rabbits as it is in babies.