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the babies are eating carrots, silverbeet, hay & apples now! of course making tiny dints in them, but they're still having a good munch due to their size. just 17 days old they look like bunnies now! still no bigger than a leaf of silverbeet though "we have decided that a woolen sweater...

13 days old, eyes open, hopping around, left the nest and VERY active! they deffinitly keep me on my feet when I let them hop around on a towel on the lounge floor. mum took some pics of them asleep in my hands and a couple of carrot looking like a fish hehehe. thanks for looking!

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they usually open their eyes around 10 days old, it's going to be really cool.

8 days old

I live in a 3 bedroom house with my mother and 5 cats, 4 rabbits, 2 fish, and 3 chickens. we have a big backyard too which is good.

1 week old! I got some really good pics as well. ignore my balloon hand :o :-)

Day 6

Well when we got the girl we thought she was a boy, until they mated, so it was an accident, but a beautiful one at that!! I wasn't that worried about her having babies because I figured if she was afirst time mum she might not even want to care for them, therefor they would be her trial run...

I surely would love to keep you guys updated! I am having so much fun watching them grow!!

Prepare to melt in awe!!! at only 5 days old they look almost twice as big as they were when they were born. and they're all fuzzy!! had to lighten these pics on photoshop cause I didn't use the flash, so they might be a bit blurry and what not. look how big s/he has gotten!!! rough...

ooh, that's cool! 4 days old today and everyhting is going great! took some pics earlier today:

hmm are you sure about that, cause I seen the other baby and it's skin was black there are only two babies, yay!

the one that rolled out was completely grey, naked of course, but still the colour of the fur that had been pulled out.

the nest before the babies. and after the birth. obviously you can't see them cause they're hidden and basically the same colour as all the fur.