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It’s definitely hard to tell
But once you get to know what you are looking for you’ll wonder what was so hard What you might want to do is flip your bunnies-you know what you are looking for in terms of slit/cheerio so you’ll get a good idea. Then flip the baby and see what it looks like compared to your new-and-improved-bunny-bits knowledge
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I think they’re like fairies and polywogs. It’s just impossible to tell, and they know before we do so you have to assume they hit puberty before it is visibly evident, keeping them apart if you have more than one MUCH sooner than you would expect. But visually, it will be several more weeks at least before it is clear to you, or even your vet. For now, a baby is a cute Tribble. You’ll know it’s gender soon enough.
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