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Witnessing my female giving birth
- Thread starter Baba-Lou
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skinwrappedbox
New member
oh preshus- i remember the time my rat (unbeknownst to me having been impregnated) had her pups- going into my room and hearing all that squeaking.
are all of your females pregnant at this time or just her?
(retard happy at micelings/ratlings- even if feed) :crazy02:
are all of your females pregnant at this time or just her?
(retard happy at micelings/ratlings- even if feed) :crazy02:
Taceas
USW = UB313
Mice births are nice. Rat births look painful, my goodness.
I didn't see these come out, just saw the after effects. First time mother, who is smaller than her female cage mates.
She actually didn't mate during that estrous after birth, fought the males off. It must have hurt. Not that I blame her. She went into estrus the following week and got nailed that time.
She had 8 in all, so not a total wash out.
And for a first time mom, she did pretty darn good and is still more attentive than her sister was with her first litter that followed a couple days later. An older female (mom or aunt to these two) took over for that one's litter along with popping out her own 15. So now I've got 3 big piles of babies. Happy snakes.
I didn't see these come out, just saw the after effects. First time mother, who is smaller than her female cage mates.
She actually didn't mate during that estrous after birth, fought the males off. It must have hurt. Not that I blame her. She went into estrus the following week and got nailed that time.
She had 8 in all, so not a total wash out.
And for a first time mom, she did pretty darn good and is still more attentive than her sister was with her first litter that followed a couple days later. An older female (mom or aunt to these two) took over for that one's litter along with popping out her own 15. So now I've got 3 big piles of babies. Happy snakes.
Baba-Lou
Snakeism Evangelist!
I feel so sad now 
she had 6 in total and one of the other females ate one and she killed two that i looked at them and took them out (she shoved them out of her nest a fair bit away) and on of them never had a brain and 2 had 5 legs oh well Brandy (the other female) will produce in 2 weeks
she had 6 in total and one of the other females ate one and she killed two that i looked at them and took them out (she shoved them out of her nest a fair bit away) and on of them never had a brain and 2 had 5 legs oh well Brandy (the other female) will produce in 2 weeks