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Your doe is a white-eared (WE) black coloring. She clearly carries the Vienna Gene, as she has produced a blue-eyed white (BEW) in the past. So fun! Your buck appears to be a broken chestnut agouti coloring. A wide variety of colors can be expected, but without seeing pedigrees I can only tell...

It could be a sable magpie if they are any magpie markings on its back, like its mother. If not, the coloring appears to be sable point. Looks a bit too dark to be a frosty, but you never know!

This past weekend, I tried breeding two of my does with two different bucks. As they are all rare and beautiful colors, I was really excited for these pairings! However, the bucks we're not willing to breed which is something I've never seen before from studs! They weren't even willing to hump...

I know, right? I guess I can wait until breeding to confirm. Until then, is it safe to assume she is a torted VM blue/cream harlequin? Based off of the stomach and inside ear coloring.

One of my current bunnies came to me as a VM blue / cream harlequin. Now I am doubting her coloring, as she appears to be torted. Below are pictures, I guess I'm just looking for a second opinion. The insides of her ears and the majority of her stomach are the same color as her back.

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Chinchilla and orange it is (babies on the middle & right side) 😍 Both are Vienna marked.

I've seen that before, but never experienced it personally. I believe it is some type of deficiency - possibly calcium?? Sorry I do not have more information to share.

Thanks. Here are more baby pictures that might help solve this mystery:

It sounds like you're doing everything right... assisted feedings, monitoring, and a fostering plan. The babies are smaller than usual, but that's expected with a large litter.

So interesting! I was starting to realize it was a rarer color, as I found very little information through research. This baby was born a light color (I thought it was a BEW at first), then got darker with age. I'm settled that it's an orange VM! Its sibling on the other hand... I assumed it...

Thank you. It's definitely not like any creams I've had before, any chance it could be a lynx? If not, my best guess is orange.

It could be a smutty orange, it has a white belly.

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@SableSteel you're great with colors / genetics. Thoughts?

WOW congratulations! Ideally, there would be another doe who kindled around the same time to foster some of the babies. I doubt this is the case, though. Like JBun suggested, keep checking the newborns often to see if everyone is getting fed the same amount. She most likely has 6 teats...

Fellow breeders, I need your help! Is the rabbit pictured below a lynx, cream, or other color? I am leaning towards lynx, based on the shading and genetics. The white spot in its head is a Vienna mark. Parents: Blue / Cream Harlequin + BEW (presumed chestnut) Siblings: BEW, Black, Opal VM...

A pedigree proves a rabbit is purebred, and it goes 3 generations back. So while possible, it's a long process to "create" one. I recommend reaching out to the breeder you bought her from and asking about her parents (names, colors, weight, DOB, etc.). This way, her babies' babies will be...

She's definitely too dark to be cream (fawn). My guess is black / orange tri-color or broken orange.

You may get harlequinized otters and foxes (torted otters).