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Do you know what gender the second rabbit is? A second cage would probably be a good idea, since the first rabbit is male. Two adult males usually don't share a cage peacefully unless they're neutered (since we don't know their ages, I don't know how long you would have before this happens)...

I'm going to guess he's not a purebred anything, because that combination of size and color doesn't quite match any variety of any breed I can think of.

My (former) meat rabbits also did fine with just pellets. (Although I have no objection if someone wants to provide 24/7 hay for their pet rabbits-- at the very least, it keeps the owner from worrying that their rabbit is hungry and "needs" more pellets than it ought to have.)

Rex rabbits have extra-short fur (feels like velvet.) That rabbit appears to have normal length fur, so not a rex. I can also rule out: Any kind of lop would have ears that flop, which this rabbit does not. Any kind of angora would have long wool, instead of the normal-length fur I see in the...