Born August 19 2009 , growing like a week soon to be seperated from mom.

Eating Timithy hay.

These were born August 19 2009.

Crushed

To crush it this fine you need large rocks in mixer with paddles removed from Cement Mixer

Processing pellets

Processing Rabbit pellets in Cement Mixer...........These Rabbit pellets being processed on your left

Rabbit Tea

This is how I make Rabbit Tea,my container is a propane bottle with the bottom cut off.
1st.... Get a bucket or container that you can pot a hole in the bottom.
2nd.. Get an old pillow case small enough to fit in your container
3rd... Get a piece of wood or something that will hold the pillow case off the bottom
..........of your container to let the liquid through the hole and not clog it up.
4th... Get a small submersible pond pump , I got a small one from Harbor Freight for $4.95,
5th... Get a piece on tubing long enough to reach from the 5 Gal. bucket to the top of
..........your container as shown in photo
6th... Use around 5 lbs. of Rabbit pellets, I use dried and crushed to a powder, pellets.
7th... Dilute ratio is about 10 to 1 , or 1 cup to a Gallon of water. Use on house plants
..........or Garden plants about every week to a month depending on your planting
.........medium.
Use it as you would use any chemical fertilizer.

To get full Tea, run you liquid over the crushed material a full 12 hours.


The first reason for crushing pellets is for making Tea, with finer manure it is the faster and it gets to use all the nutrients.
Another reason for crushing and drying pellets is for storage it will keep for longer periods of time without molding or getting bugs in it, like maggots.

White and gray and white

White and gray at about 7 days and on your right white and gray at just over 2 weeks .

Gray after birth and getting his eyes cleaned from the gunk on them now he can open them.

This is the White one at about 2 weeks, on your left, older on your right.

Mom And Dad

This is Mom on left and Dad on your right