They are dwarf bunnies, I think~ The white one is more calm and curious. Not being so scared is a good pet trait, I guess. And the 2 others like to hide. They seem very healthy, no problem with the eyes or signs of illnesses and etc.

The ‘black’ and ‘brown’ ones try to run up the cardboard wall and end up with their heads facing upwards. The ‘black’ one tried to scratch/scruff through it too… D= Also you can clearly see the ‘white’ one resembles it’s mother but has a brown streak on the back instead.

Pretty cute, this picture, no? D=
These remaining 3 also has their mom’s brown-ish ‘panda eyes’ (>O.O) They also seem to have big fat whiskers/moustaches =D
Hope their personalities won’t become like their fiery mother and more like their wood brown-ish calmer father D= Hua Chai was very orang-y, though, when he was young(er). Also getting many grey tints lately (>o_O)

Miss T and Hua Chai, see images right, had little ones~!

Hopefully the little black one will survive, the white one is really active and inquisitive. The brown-ish one is shy and also tend to borrow a bit.

This dark brown, black one is a really active borrower, had to dig all the way to the bottom through 15+ cm of straw, hay and wood chips to get it.

I left “some of the old newspapers and the mother’s hair”-nest, when I refreshed their home.
No dead bunnies found and mother lives D= (Cause apparently a mother can easily die D= )

Also little bunnies feed, by lying on their backs, after edging themselves under the mother D=