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:lol: I am over here laughing my butt off because this thread started with only a breeding trio! Yes... that is exactly how rabbits work! They sucker you in and don't let go! Beautiful babies by the way :) Hope they all made it ok as the thread stopped in December.
 

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Here's 3 kits from that litter. They and mom are now in a colony I just set up yesterday. Hoping it works and they don't dig out, time will tell.
Will be adding a red rex buck once he's big enough not to be easily escaping. Might add other mutts as well when I have them.
Have spare wire, may layer the ground with it so they cannot dig out. One has already started a tunnel.
This was in their 2.5 x 7ft tractor.
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they have grown up to be lovely bunnys! i got a breeding trio a blk/white broken nz buck, a black nz doe and a California doe on jan 28th and on feb 28th i had 14 more bunnies. no one warned me how darn cute they are. i think I'm in trouble... i'v known for years that i was a goataholic but I'm thinking i just may be a critteraholic instead. i have the does together and the buck separate but have been giving some thought to raising them in colonies. let me know how it works for you.
 

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We have our angora rabbits in a colony type setting, we(mostly DH) built a raised wire floor in sections that fit the area and will be making a 2nd set so both litters can have more room. It seems to work as long as there is enough room.

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I tried a colony setting with my French lops but the girls are just horribly aggressive for some reason... seems to be the breed... plus I show so the ears need to be ok and that is always the place they go when they fight... UGH. Good luck on the colony I have read MANY success stories! Very beautiful rabbits as well. I love their coloring. :D
 

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