Thanks Cait. Fingers crossed about the unders. top litter is the oldest by one day to litter 2 and the one with the straightish line on top is looking straightish under. But they have a lot of growing and wonky line growing to doMouseBreeder said:Looking good, some of those are well marked on top - just got to wait and see about the unders! I wish my first litters had looked like that :lol:
When I have some suitable rumpwhites I will be showing them.ian said:Yeah some of them look nice, good luck with the unders.
Are you going to show your rump whites?? Id love more rump white breeders working on the variety.
Thanks Lisa, I am enjoying them up to now. They all have different personalities which I like, but I have come to the conclusion that chocolate rump whites are pigs. You give them food and they sit in the bowl eatingHalcyon said:only just caught up with this!
so pleased for you Lian, hope you enjoy the mice as much as I do
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Thanks for the confidence boost Ian. The markings are really Cait's work as the parents come from her, I am pleased with them, splodges drags and spots of colour these are always going to turn up, but a correctly marked rump white looks lovely.ian said:They look good from the photos, they look chunky and their tails look thick, I wouldnt worry about their growth.
They look really good, you have a fantastic starting base of markings there.
Galaxy the third chocolate rw doe is huge looks like a golf ball with legs, so fingers crossed anyday now and Sookie my cham rw looks plump I reckon about a week the dad to her litter when it is born is Charles the cham rw buck.MouseBreeder said:Any more babies yet Lian?