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I've used the probios powder from tractor supply before. I don't know what probiotics are available near you, but rabbits have a similar digestive tract to horses. Probiotics sold as for horses or for multispecies would likely work.

I am indeed scared of bees All the bees here are africanized bees and they WILL go after you. It's more of being startled than an actual fear, once I get over the "omg its a bee" I can usually get them into a cup and put them outside. The person below me has wanted to start beekeeping on the side

I probably stream 4-5 episodes of whatever a week. Depends on how busy I am at work ;) The person below me has suddenly been getting sport betting ads

I'm Dragon; though I haven't played for a while I hop on sometimes. My dwarfs used to be some of the top in game but it's been so long since I really played that they're not even close any more

Give them a bit of time to grow up, it's not as accurate at a young age. I usually don't try looking for sexes until 4-6 weeks

No. Broken mini rex are allowed to have any color toenail. It says in their standard "Toenails may be white or colored, no preference to either". If you are interested in showing I recommend buying the standard of perfection for ARBA, it is invaluable for finding the answers to these questions.

Not to late. Bucks can pretty much breed at any time in their life; it's not like does where they are best bred before they're too old

Definitely possible, male rabbits can be fertile their whole life.

I've had about a dozen netherland dwarfs. Their personalities varied. All of them were high strung. The does usually leaned towards being feisty. The bucks were usually pretty personable and friendly. I see a couple comments above it says that Polish do not have a dwarf gene. Most lines of...

That is what I would assume

I'd say it's probably torted but you can't say for sure. The best place to check is the nose but in this case, it's white, so that doesn't help us

pine is fine as long as it is heat treated (and the large majority of pine shavings they sell is heat treated). Pine pellets are a very common bedding, you can get them for like $5 for a 40 lb bag from tractor supply. But no cedar.

You can check out the local rabbit breeders association near you. If you don't have rabbits yourself, it could be fun to visit a rabbit show and see all the different breeds - there's usually a couple hundred rabbits at each show and the owners are usually more than willing to talk to you about...

Oh also, edit: I forgot another one of mine does have cryptorchidism, but that doesn't really affect his quality of life... just means I can't use him for breeding.

What color is the fur in the nest?

The large majority of my rabbits have never faced any health issues. I have one here with a tumor on his testicle but he is 10 years old and too old to be neutered (he was used for breeding up until he was about 6 or 7 years old). I have one that didn't eat her pellets for a couple weeks but she...

Cleveland is doing well now! She's pretty much back up to perfect condition

What are parents?

Yeah, people mix litters of kits all the time, they should be fine until they reach puberty

Update: she randomly decided to start eating again She's still not a voracious eater but she is eating her pellets now.