No, rabbits do not have good night vision. In fact, their night vision is actually quite poor in comparison to other animals. This is because they lack a layer of cells in the retina called rods which helps with seeing in low-light conditions. What this means for rabbits is that they are more likely to be active during the day and sleep at night. Rabbits have night vision that is more like ours than most animals. That means they can't see in the dark, just like us. It is because wild rabbits don't need to hunt at night, so they are not used to it. But the tapetum lucidum allows them to see even when there is no light at all.