Look for the little dark spot on their bum. If they have one, they're a boy (at least, that's how I understand it.) I did all mine today :3. But mine are all coming up black, so if yours are lighter they might not have one.
We have babies!
This morning Marcelle, our broken choc and white doe, successfully gave birth to a wriggly squeaky heap of pups! I cant see how many there are and dont want to disturb her too much, as this is her first litter and ours, but so far all is looking well
Theres a bit of blood on the tissue, but hopefully thats just from birthing. I can certainly see a lot of movement
Ill keep you updated
She was mated with a dove tan
Theres a bit of blood on the tissue, but hopefully thats just from birthing. I can certainly see a lot of movement
Ill keep you updated
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Oh, the dark spot thing, to clarify. If the mouse has dark pigment, often the boys have a dark spot around their anus, and the girls don't. Or at least, mine do XD. But it could just be my freaky litter.sarahc said:
Sorry about your littlest
. I still have twelve in my litter, and I have a horrible feeling the two smallest might go the same way... >>1 - 2 of 61 Posts
