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My first rabbit got to the point he wanted to chew on my nails, too. Fingernails and nails. When I released him for a run in the house, and he started to nibble, I'd bend down and tap his rear and say a sharp "No". Clapping just scares them for a while. It will take a bit for him to realize that...

He's beautiful! Anything Harlequin that comes in bunnies are my favorite! :happybunny:

Be careful about him chewing on cardboard and clothing... Wood is fine, but that isn't because of the dyes and other materials. It can be harmful. Are we talking about your toenails or the rabbits nails? I'm sorry, that part was very confusing. If it is yours, rabbits tend to chew on anything...

I do agree with Rue.

Your Farm's kinda like my Farm, but with less cows and more goats :P

I think its okay to keep rabbits and snakes in the same household. I don't have a snake, but if I did, I would keep them in separate rooms with two doors. Shut them each time you come out, so even if a snake or rabbit gets out, they cannot wander and find each other in the separated rooms...

That's exactly how my little one Cinnamon is. She does the same thing. The problem is bunnies have their good days and their bad days, and Charlies probably having a bad day. That's easy to stop. But don't pluck or hit them in the head, that can kill them. Give them a small smack on the rear...

Hi there! I'm MiniDutchGal, but call be Mini or Dutchy. It doesn't matter to me :) I've been raising and showing rabbits since I was eight years old, and now its been six years that I've been into rabbits. There's been seconds I've hated and loved it. But hey, it all pays off in the end, right...