OFFER!! OFFER!! ARNAB MIX BREED

"MAMA...MAMA....NAK ABBIT KAT SINI LEH TAK....NAKLA...NAKLA...."

Assalamualaikum....

Ni den nak offer kepada yang nak belajar-belajar pelihara arnab untuk suka-suka atau untuk mainan anak-anak......limited stok jerrr.....

Arnab-arnab di atas adalah baka-baka mix......berumur dalam 45 hari. Den nak tawarkan harga seperti berikut :

JIKA ARNAB SAHAJA:

SEEKOR - RM 38
SEPASANG - RM 70

KALAU PACKAGE BERIKUT:

SEPASANG ARNAB, SANGKAR KECIL, BOTOL AIR,
BEKAS MAKANAN & MAKANAN 1 KG
RM 120 NETT

ATAU

SEPASANG ARNAB, SANGKAR BESAR, BOTOL AIR,
BEKAS MAKANAN & MAKANAN 1 KG
RM 130 NETT

BERMINAT!!!! SILA HUBUNGI DEN SEGERA DI 012-911 6165. SILA NYATAKAN PACKAGE ANDA..........

BARANGAN KEPERLUAN ARNAB

Ni ada beberapa barangan keperluan arnab yang hendak dijual kepada sesiapa yang memerlukan.

UBAT SAPUAN LUAR UNTUK LUKA DAN KUDIS-KUDIS
RM 8.50

SPRAY SHAMPOO UNTUK HILANG BAU
DAN HAMA PADA BADAN ARNAB
RM 8.50

Kepada yang memerlukan tu, bolehlah hubungi den untuk tempahan. Barangan-barangan lain seperti sangkar dan botol2 minuman arnab pun boleh ditempah sekiranya diperlukan. hubungi den di 012-911 6165.

RABBIT DIET

What are the basics of a good house rabbit diet?

A rabbit's diet should be made up of good quality pellets, fresh hay (alfalfa, timothy or oat), water and fresh vegetables. Anything beyond that is a "treat" and should be given in limited quantities.

What makes a good pellet?

Pellets should be fresh, and should be relatively high in fiber (18% minimum fiber). Do not purchase more than 6 weeks worth of feed at a time, as it will become spoiled. Pellets should make up less of a rabbit's diet as he or she grows older, and hay should be available 24 hours a day.

What kinds of veggies should I feed my rabbit?

When shopping for vegetables , look for a selection of different veggies--look for both dark leafy veggies and root vegetables, and try to get different colors. Stay away from beans and rhubarb. Here's a suggested veggie list.

Is feeding hay important?

Hay is essential to a rabbit's good health, providing roughage which reduces the danger of hairballs and other blockages. Apple tree twigs also provide good roughage.

What quantities of food should I feed babies and "teenagers"?

• Birth to 3 weeks--mother's milk
• 3 to 4 weeks--mother's milk, nibbles of alfalfa and pellets
• 4 to 7 weeks--mother's milk, access to alfalfa and pellets
• 7 weeks to 7 months--unlimited pellets, unlimited hay (plus see 12 weeks below)
• 12 weeks--introduce vegetables (one at a time, quantities under 1/2 oz.)

What quantities of food should I feed young adults? (7 months to 1 year)

• introduce timothy hay, grass hay, and oat hays, decrease alfalfa
• decrease pellets to 1/2 cup per 6 lbs. body weight
• increase daily vegetables gradually
• fruit daily ration no more than 1 oz. to 2 oz. per 6 lbs. body weight (because of calories)

What quantities of food should I feed mature adults? (1 to 5 years)

• Unlimited timothy, grass hay, oat hay, straw
• 1/4 to 1/2 cup pellets per 6 lbs. body weight (depending on metabolism and/or proportionate to veggies)
• Minimum 2 cups chopped vegetables per 6 lbs. body weight
• fruit daily ration no more than 2 oz. (2 TBL) per 6 lbs. body weight.

What quantities of food should I feed senior rabbits? (Over 6 years)

• If sufficient weight is maintained, continue adult diet
• Frail, older rabbits may need unrestricted pellets to keep weight up. Alfalfa can be given to underweight rabbits, only if calcium levels are normal. Annual blood workups are highly recommended for geriatric rabbits.

If I feed fewer pellets, how do I compensate?

When you feed a lower quantity of pellets, you must replace the nutritional value without the calories, which is done by increasing the vegetables. Also, a variety of hay and straw must be encouraged all day long, we do this by offering fresh hay a couple of times a day.

Related Articles

Suggested Veggies Suggested Fruits Veggie shopping list for your mobile phone Poisonous Plants List (from OR Rabbit Advocates) Pellet Nutrition Food Pyramid The Importance of Fiber FAQ: Treat Foods Lowering Blood Calcium Natural Nutrition Part II: Pellets and Veggies Digestibility in the Rabbit Diet

Primary Author(s): Marinell Harriman
Sources: HRH, various articles from the HRJ, RHN

HOLLAND LOP OFFER

Assalamualaikum.....

Kat sini den nak offer kepada sesiapa yang hendak memiliki sepasang Holland Lop

yang pernah den iklankan hari tu pada harga RM 500 sepasang

ke harga RM 460 sepasang, diskaun RM 40.

Kepada sesiapa yang berminat, sila hubungi den segera.

Call atau sms atau nak datang umah ambil terus pun boleh.........

012-911 6165.

MENGENALI ORGAN SEKS ARNAB (RABBITS SEXING)

DebMark Rabbit Education Resource

Sexing Rabbits

Some Basics Sexing rabbits is not really hard to do. You can usually do a good job identifying a buck from a doe, at least from the age of 3 weeks and on. An older buck is easy to identify. The head and body is generally more blocky than the doe. Does of the medium and large breeds often develop a fold of skin under their chins. This fold is called a dewlap. Older does are usually larger than bucks of the same breed. A buck's testicles can be seen on a hot day. The testicles must be kept at a certain temperature in order for sperm to be produced. The testicles descend further on hot days and are brought back toward the body on cool days. In this way their temperature is regulated. Determining the sex of an older rabbit from a distance is usually easy to do, keeping the above differences in mind. Before discussing close up sexual identification, let's go over some definitions. Definitions Anus The round opening at the rearmost area of the rabbit, on the belly side, next to the tail. Its purpose is to eliminate solid waste from the body. In other words, it's where the poop comes out. It is an unsanitary hole. It can carry many types of germs. Buck The male Rabbit. Doe The female Rabbit. Penis The male's sexual organ. It is located next to the anus, a little further away from the tail. It is cylindrical in shape coming to a rounded point at the end. It has a dual purpose. It eliminates liquid waste from the body. In other words, it's where the pee (urine) comes out. The urine is normally sanitary, without germs. The penis has another purpose. That purpose is to release sperm into the doe's vagina so that the doe can produce baby bunnies. Testicles A male's sperm and hormone producing organs. These are elongated pink sacks on either side of the penis that descend from within the buck as he gets older. Normally the testicles are not visible until about 2 or more months of age. Their first appearance may vary, depending on the sexual maturity of the buck and the temperature. Vagina The female's sexual organ. It is somewhat like a slit and looks similar to the penis when you push down to identify it, but it can be easily distinguished from the penis because a penis does not normally have a slit (except in rare circumstances). The vagina also normally has visible blood vessels running down each side of the inside of the slit. The purpose of the vagina is to receive the sperm from the buck so that she can have bunnies. The vagina acts as the birth canal from which the babies are born and houses her urinary tract opening toward the front of the slit which allows her to urinate (pee). Vent Area The general area that includes the sex organs and anus. To identify the sex of a rabbit at a closer range, you must hold the rabbit upside down. If done correctly, this hypnotizes the rabbit and makes it easier to examine. I always recommend wearing a long sleeve thick cloth jacket to avoid getting scratched by the rabbit. With larger rabbits, you need to cradle them in one of your arms while you inspect their vent area. With small rabbits, you can cradle them in one hand. To determine the sex of the rabbit, use your forefinger and middle finger to press down the vent area just in front of the anus. In both the doe and buck, the area will protrude. The doe will display a slit or central line running up and down. Each side of the slit will be banded in pink. The buck, on the other hand, will display, if less than 5 weeks old, a blunt white tube without a central line. It will not have pink traversing either side of a center line. Older bucks will present a pink tube with a pointed end that resembles a bullet. With younger rabbits, you must look very closely to see the difference. Buck Over 9 Months Old Doe Over 9 Months Old Buck 4 Weeks Old Doe 4 Weeks Old Netherland Dwarf Buck 3 Weeks Old Netherland Dwarf Doe 3 Weeks Old

INDUK PEDAGING UNTUK DIJUAL

Ni den nak promote beberapa pasang induk pedaging yang dah matang, tinggal nak bunting jer lagi. Harga istimewa ni. Biasa sepasang RM 520, tapi skang ni den bagi cuma RM 440 sepasang. Siapa cepat, dia dapat. Siapa lambat.......nangisla.......

INDUK NEW ZEALAND WHITE

INDUK DUTCH

INDUK CHINCHILLA

SELINGAN SEBENTAR - BENIH-BENIH POKOK BUAH-BUAHAN LA PULAK

K.....kita hijaukan mata sebentar dengan tumbuh-tumbuhan lak. Asyik nengok arnab jerr pun letih gak.

So, kat sini den nak mempromote sedikit benih pokok-pokok buah-buahan yang ditut atau dikawinkan mata tunas sebagai tawaran kepada sesiapa yang berminat. Harga bagi setiap pokok polibeg kecil adalah sekitar RM 8.50. Pokok-pokok.....Insya Allah dijamin dari induk yang berkualiti dan cepat berbuah serta baik. Kalau ada yang berminat nak tempah tu......calling-calling la den di 012-911 6165.

Di samping itu juga, den juga ada membekalkan Baja Organik berasaskan campuran tinja arnab, ayam dan sisa tumbuhan yang telah melalui proses "Composting", yang mana amat sesuai dan baik bagi pokok2 bunga, buah-buahan, rumput dan lain-lain. Harga adalah RM 5 bagi beg 5 kg dan RM 9 bagi beg 10 kg.

LIMAU KASTURI
(TUT)

NANGKA MADU
(CANTUMAN MATA TUNAS)

BERBAGAI-BAGAI JENIS POKOK MANGGA
- MANGGA KING, CHUKANAN, EPAL, LILY DLL.
(CANTUMAN MATA TUNAS)

RAMBUTAN
- ANAK SEKOLAH, GADING, GULA BATU
(CANTUMAN MATA TUNAS)

KEDONDONG
(BIJI BENIH FAST GROW - SETAHUN SETENGAH BERBUAH)

DURIAN BELANDA
(BIJI BENIH FAST GROW - DUA TAHUN BERBUAH)

MANGGIS
(CANTUMAN BAJI)

DURIAN
- UDANG MERAH DAN TEMBAGA
(CANTUMAN MATA TUNAS)

BAJA AGRO ORGANIK
- 5 KG RM 5.00
-10 KG RM 9.00

KUNJUNGAN KELUARGA ARYATIEY DARI MELAKA

Assalamualaikum....

Semalam den menerima kunjungan daripada Aryatiey sekeluarga dari Kampung Tanjung Bidara, Masjid Tanah, Melaka. Seorang student dari UKM, Bangi, bakal usahawan akan datang. Aryatiey dan keluarga abangnya, Zaini bin Mohd Ali merupakan peminat dan penternak arnab yang semakin meningkat naik. Bermula dari sepasang arnab yang dipelihara sebagai hobi akhirnya tercetus peluang perniagaan yang tidak disangka-sangka.

Kunjungan they all semalam adalah kerana untuk membeli 6 ekor induk betina arnab kampung mix dari den. Tanpa disangka-sangka, salah seekor dari induk tersebut sedang bunting, maka, dapatlah bonus sampingan si Aryatiey ni.





Haaa.....yang tudung warna pink berbaju hitam tu la si Aryatiey (ada sesiapa nak berkenalan??? hehehe....), manakala yang tengah suap biskut Cream Cracker's tu, abangnya, Zaini dan yang lain2 tu abang dan kakak iparnya. Sorryla, datang time-time hari biasa lepas waktu kerja, makan biskut jer......huhuhuhu..... Lain kali den masakkan sup kerr....apa ker....

Lepas ni den nak gi serbu umah dia lak........dengar kata banyak Teddy Bear yang sedang dibiakkan.......

FAKTA BERKENAAN ARNAB LION HEAD

Berikut adalah sedikit fakta tentag arnab baka Lion head. Diharap dapat membantu.

A lionhead rabbit

Lionhead rabbit is one of the newest breeds of domestic rabbits, excluding in the American Rabbit Breeders' Association. It has particularly long hair surrounding the face, reminiscent of the mane of a male lion, hence the name. Other characteristic traits of the Lionhead include a rounded head and small size, usually between 2.5 and 3.5 pounds. It also tends to have slightly shorter ears than most breeds.

The Lionhead rabbit originated in Belgium. It is reported to have been produced by breeders trying to breed a long coated dwarf rabbit by crossing a miniature Swiss Fox and a Belgian dwarf. The Lionhead seemed to have been more popular than the long coated dwarf, and so breeders carried on this trend in breeding them intentionally, and so came what we know today as the Lionhead rabbit.

The Lionhead has a short well rounded body, and the head is bold with well developed muzzle. Their legs are of medium length and not too fine in bone. Their ears do not exceed 3 inches in length. Their mane is between 2-3 inches in length to form a full circle around the head, extending to a 'V' at the back of the neck falling into a fringe between the ears. Noticeably longer hair on the cheeks and chest. The coat is dense and of medium length, roll back and even all over body in adults.

The breed has been recognized since 2002 by the British Rabbit Council and the North American Lionhead Rabbit Club, however as of yet it is not a fully recognized breed in the American Rabbit Breeders' Association (ARBA). Currently ARBA is working on them as a breed, the year 2008 they recognized Gail Gibbons, as the 1st COD(certificate of development) Holder, in a set of 3 CODs for the Breed standard. During the ARBA show of 2009, however, Lionheads did not receive a COD.

Manes

Typically, the mane is thick, woolly, and soft.Depending on the set of genes a Lionhead gets, it can have a double, single, or no mane.

• Single maned lionhead rabbits

have a mane that is around its head,ears,chin, and sometimes on the chest. The gene for the single mane is Mm. Single maned lionheads are the only ones accepted in shows so far.

• Double maned lionheads have the regular manes, but have a thick "skirt" of wool

around the hindquarters,and tail, but not on the tail. The gene for a double mane is MM. Double maned lionheads are not accepted in shows, but play a very important role in breeding.

• No maned lionheads have, as the name implies, no mane. They look like an ordinary

rabbit, or more namely like a Netherland Dwarf rabbit. The gene for the no-mane is mm.

ARNAB-ARNAB WONDER PET YANG HENDAK DIJUAL

Assalamualaikum......

Berikut ini adalah beberapa ekor arnab-arnab hiasan yang hendak dijual kepada pencinta-pencinta arnab sekelian. Kebanyakannya telah melepasi tahap kritikal iaitu 50 hari ke atas. Kalau ada yang berkenan tu, bolehlah hubungi den dengan segera. Arnab-arnab ini dah tak sabar-sabar lagi nak bertuan baru sebab dah jemu nengok muka tuan lama dia ni........huhuhuhu.......

ANGGORA JANTAN - 3 BULAN
RM 280 SEEKOR

HOLLAND LOP SEPASANG - 2 BULAN LEBIH
RM 500 SEPASANG

LION HEAD - 2 BULAN
RM 70 SEEKOR

ANGGORA LION - 2 BULAN LEBIH
RM 160 SEEKOR

Inilah antara arnab-arnab pet yang hendak dijual dan banyak lagi. Jika ada yang berkenan, sila hubungi saya untuk tempahan. Nombor talipon den 012-911 6165.

FAKTA BERKENAAN ARNAB HOLLAND LOP

Berikut adalah sedikit fakta berkenaan baka arnab Holland Lop sebagai panduan rakan-rakan. Harap dapat membantu.

Holland Lop with broken orange coloring Two-month-old Holland Lops A Holland Lop eating its basket A junior broken tortoise Holland Lop Two junior broken black Holland Lop does A three-month-old Holland Lop buck

Holland lops are a breed of rabbit originating in the Netherlands. The breed was recognized by the Netherlands' Governing Rabbit Council in 1964 and the American Rabbit Breeders' Association in 1979. They are popular house pets, known for their sweet temperament and nonaggressive behavior.

History

This breed marked its beginnings when Dutch rabbit breeder Adriann de Cock sought to combine the best qualities from two rabbit breeds, the French Lop (known for being large and having floppy ears) and the Netherland Dwarf, into a new breed.

In the winter of de Cock bred a white Netherland Dwarf doe to a French Lop buck, but obtained an undesirable litter. Unsatisfied, he decided to switch the genders in the breeds, breeding a French Lop doe and a Netherland Dwarf buck. The resulting litter of six, however, all possessed normal, erect ear carriage.

Subsequently, in 1952, de Cock took a doe from the litter of six to breed with an English Lop buck. Producing five young of mixed ear carriage between lopped, erect and half-lopped. As the lone fully-lop-eared doe was deemed too aggressive in nature, it was not subjected to further breeding and a half-lopped doe was instead bred with a buck from the original litter of six. In turn, the does from the original litter were bred with the bucks from the second litter. The resulting lopped young were selected from the litter and interbred with an emphasis on French lop characteristics (in order to compensate for the infusion of the English Lop during the breeding process). de Cock soon had a group of Holland Lops weighing between 2.5 to 3 kilograms. By January 1964, he bred the Holland Lops to a more desirable weight of less than 2 kilograms and presented four such specimens to the Netherlands Governing Rabbit Council, where the Holland Lop was recognized as a new breed. Soon thereafter, Aleck Brooks, founder of the Holland Lop Rabbit Specialty Club brought the breed to the United States in 1976 where they were subsequently recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders' Association in 1979.^[1]

Source: Holland Lop History at the Holland Lop Rabbit Specialty Club

Physical features

The Holland Lop is very popular and well-liked by many rabbit enthusiasts, pet owners and breeders, because of its compact size and attractiveness. It ties as the smallest breed of the lop-eared rabbits with the American Fuzzy Lop with an ideal weight of 3.5 lb (1.6 kg) for showing in American Rabbit Breeders' Association sanctioned shows. Their stocky, muscular-appearing body, is characterized by broad shoulders, deep chests, and short thick legs. The most common colors attributed to Holland Lops are toroise shell,broken tortoise shell, Broken Black and black, as well as several other colors.Many breeders are experimenting with finding a new color such as the blue eyed white.^[1] The Holland Lop shares a color guide in the ARBA Standards consisting of well over twenty colors with the fuzzy lop.