Rabbit Breeding?

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Re: Rabbit Breeding?

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Teleskop wrote:i think baby rabbits should be studiable as curiosity
Why? Should chicks be studiable?
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MrPunchers wrote:
Teleskop wrote:i think baby rabbits should be studiable as curiosity
Why? Should chicks be studiable?
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MrPunchers wrote:
Teleskop wrote:i think baby rabbits should be studiable as curiosity
Why? Should chicks be studiable?
Do you not already study chick?
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TheMiles wrote: ~5 days.
mine are there for about that time and already ate like 50 units of food out of 300 and still there are no bunnies(
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MrPunchers wrote:
Teleskop wrote:i think baby rabbits should be studiable as curiosity
Why? Should chicks be studiable?
because they are cute? why would you study a cone you sticked sticks into and not a nice rabbit bunny cutie
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has anyone actually bred the rabbits yet i got a pair been in the thing for two days now and nuffin
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shampizle wrote:has anyone actually bred the rabbits yet i got a pair been in the thing for two days now and nuffin
Yes, it takes 5 days for bunnies to be born.
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Amanda44 wrote:
shampizle wrote:has anyone actually bred the rabbits yet i got a pair been in the thing for two days now and nuffin
Yes, it takes 5 days for bunnies to be born.
If you had read the previous page you would have seen this was answered already. :P
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I have 2 little bunnies which were born by different does, it looks like they give only 1 baby rabbit at a time (may be 2 occasionally).
Also, 5 days is way too long, it means they are pregnant for the same time as sheeps which is kind of weird.

I think, rabbits should give a birth every 2-3 days and for about the same time they should grow up.
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Flyrella wrote:1 baby rabbit at a time (may be 2 occasionally), 5 days pregnancy
Sheesh, that's horribly, horribly slow.
But i guess jorbtar didnt want us to have 200q rabbits by the end of the month.

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