Rabbits - the complete guide

Black and White Rabbits have some common traits

Don’t let all your rabbits turn to gold without breeding them or you will have to buy more white rabbits or make black rabbits.  Buy a Rabbitry as soon as possible and keep babies in there.  Only let your rabbits out when you have time to breed them regularly. 

The following information refers to breeding 50 rabbits at one time, any number will work but keep the numbers even, 2, 4, 6, 8 etc so each has a mate. 

White Rabbits

White rabbits eat grass 5 times at 30-minute intervals before mating, with each rabbit eating 25 times before turning gold. 

Keep some babies in a rabbitry, these will replace the adults when they've turned gold.

Sell all other babies produced. Babies sell for 5,000 coins, so, if you are working with 50 rabbits you can keep 50 behind and sell 75 babies for 375,000 coin.

Black Rabbits

Black rabbits eat grass 5 times at 10-minute intervals before mating, with each rabbit eating 25 times before turning gold.

Keep 50 babies in a rabbitry, these will replace the adults when they've turned gold.

Sell all other babies produced. Babies sell for 10,000 coins, so, if you are working with 50 rabbits you can keep 50 behind and sell 75 babies for 750,000 coin.

Rewards

The following is based on one complete cycle of 50 Black or 50 White Rabbits, keeping 50 babies behind for a future generation.

How to get Black Rabbits

This begins with two quests at Woodside  then move onto The Glade where you'll find a quest to make the rabbits.

Don’t make any more rabbits than you have to at The Glade, they can get out of control.  

Once you understand your rabbits you can certainly breed them at The Glade later if you wish. 

Don’t clear the grass there, leave as much as possible and get your rabbits made as soon as possible.

  Once you have cleared this land 100% you will get a Sanctuary for your home station.

Make more traps and set them at home if you like (Woodside Rabbits can be loaded to the sled and transported) and catch more Woodside Rabbits, then use these in your new Sanctuary at home to make Black Rabbits. 

You should only need 2 to start your colony.  Don’t sell any young until your colony of rabbits is the size you want.

Rabbitry

Rabbits in a Rabbitry do not eat, they do not breed. They come out of the Rabbitry in exactly the same condition they went into it.

We can buy Rabbitries in the market. They do cost Emeralds but, if you plan on raising rabbits, they are worth every emerald! 

Rabbitry Small

Hover your mouse over the building for information about rabbits there. This building will hold 25 rabbits.

Click the building for more options. 

This building does not distinguish between black or white rabbits but it does allow you to pick just the young to place here or you can add all.  

If you elect to add all then both young and adults will be added. 



Rabbitry Large

Hover your mouse over the building for information about rabbits there. This building will hold 100 rabbits.

The information will also tell you what colour the rabbits are, it does not distinguish between young and adults.

Click the building for more options. 


Choose the colour rabbit you want to work with. I’m putting my White Rabbits to bed for the night so I’m choosing White. 


I’ve chosen White so these actions will work only on White Rabbits. I’m ready to log off for the day and I don’t want my rabbits to run through a breeding cycle without actually breeding so I will place them here until I have time to look after them again.

I click ‘Add 25’ then I repeat the action until all my White rabbits are in the Rabbitry. 



Handy Information

When using the ‘Release all’ or ‘Sell all young' options sometimes only 25 will be released or sold, so check the rabbitry and repeat the action to make sure all have been processed. 


Rabbits can confuse the game, you may find you have one more or one less rabbit than you thought you had, or when mating comes around you don’t seem to have the right number of young.  I’ve observed this behaviour over several years now, but in the end I still end up with the right number of gold statues and babies.  


A lot of rabbits running around can slow your game down. Turn animation off if this is an issue.  You may need to keep your breeding colony to 10 or 20 at a time. 



 Fact: there is a limit to the number of animals/birds you can have on any one land at any one time. 


These numbers will adversely affect the way your game runs!! Unless you have a super-duper computer you will experience game lag and disconnection issues!

Fountains

We can make Grass in the Fountain for Coins and the Premium Fountain, or you can just feed them Hay. 

The Fountain for coins allows us to make Grass for 5 feeds. You can also make Jasmine here, it also feeds 5 times.

The Premium Fountain can make Grass for 10 feeds and Grass for 20 feeds. 

My rabbits are in the top right corner of my station. I like to turn animation on to watch them.  All the grass and hay is in this corner too so they do not stray far, they have to come back to feed.  If you have grass or hay in other areas they will wander to it and eat it.  No fencing will keep rabbits out! Or in! 

I keep 50 babies of each type of rabbit and I have 25 of each in the small rabbitries for an emergency. I just love rabbits and I breed them for fun!!

If you leave your rabbits out without supervision and there is a lot of food for them you may come back and find they have all turned to gold and you have not bred any babies at all!! 

I’ve heard of players suggesting you starve them to stop them doing what rabbits do best, but surely this is inhumane? !! 

Fascinating Fact: Occasionally, pregnant does (female rabbits) abort or reabsorb the foetuses because of nutritional deficiencies or disease. 😢


So, let's keep our rabbits happy, try it, you may enjoy it too!