Sisters So Different?

[HoneySereanaBunny]

I have 2 buns they are sisters, about 3 1/2 years old now. But Honey is so much smaller than Sereana! I kept them seperate for a while (they were fighting) and gave them the same amount of food and they stayed the same, so i dont think Sereana has been having more food than Honey, any way Honey is the boss! I think they are a Dwarf X Lop but not really sure! not long ago i weighed them, Sereana was 2 stone and Honey 1.27 stone! Why are they so different????!!!
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[majorv]

Well, my conversion can't be right because it says 2 stones = 28 pounds. Are both eating all the food you give them? If they are and you give them the same thing then I'm not sure why one is heavier, unless one has a health problem.

 

[HoneySereanaBunny]

oh! must me my weighing!!!!:biggrin2: the vet cant find anything wrong with them, when we go for our check ups, and as far as i know they r both eating fine. thier mum and dad had a size difference, so maybe one takes after mum and one takes after dad!!!:biggrin: thanks!

 

[majorv]

That could be, I didn't think of that!


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[Nancy McClelland]

I have seen other siblings that did not look like siblings at all, so, anything is possible.

 

[whiskylollipop]

One of my buns is bigger than the other, and they are brothers. In my case, it was because my smaller boy was a runt. Runts tend to stay small, even to adulthood. That could be another possibility.