Begonia rabbits can be divided into large-sized Begonia rabbits and dwarf Begonia rabbits. The weight of large-sized Begonia rabbits is generally about 8kg, while the weight of dwarf Begonia rabbits is generally about 1-2kg. Large Begonia rabbits and dwarf Begonia rabbits look similar when they are young, and you may not be able to tell them apart, so be careful when purchasing. Some merchants will use cheap larvae of large Begonia rabbits instead of expensive dwarf Begonia rabbits.

How to raise Begonia rabbits

1. Choose a suitable cage. The size of the cage should be appropriate and ensure that Begonia rabbits have enough space to stand up.

2. When feeding Begonia Rabbit, make sure to provide it with sufficient food. The staple food three times a day can be rabbit food or hay, and the rest can only be eaten as snacks, such as carrots.

3. Help Begonia Rabbit comb its fur every day, and trim its nails every month, otherwise the nails will be too long and penetrate into the flesh.

4. When raising Begonia rabbits, you should pay attention to the preventive measures at home. If Begonia rabbits are frightened, they will look for gaps to hide. Once the gap is too large, the rabbits will not be able to get in and out. In this case, the rabbit will be squeezed, which will cause danger.