First Rat Litter!!! (Pics and Video)
Hey everyone,
Well just the other day i seperated my pregnant female with thanks from some of you guys on here. I got home and checked on her and saw 10 pink squirmy things!!!. Thanks to everyone on here who has helped me out with this whole thing for my first rat litter ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrV3BrZTLNk
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Thanks for looking!!!
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congrats, they all have nice milk bellies too :gj:
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Thanks!
since they are feeders, i am limiting myself to 2 days checking on them, and NO holding lol
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Cool!
I think im going to start breeding my own feeders soon.
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you should!!
im only 14 and i did it!
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atp151415
you should!!
im only 14 and i did it!
It may be easy but right im trying to get a roach colony going then maybe get to breed some mice feeders!
The only thing I cant stand is the smell!!!! I tryed breeding them before and the smell was horrbile! I used aspen and a lot of it and it still smelled! I have the mice/rat food I can get a hold of easily and the water thingys. Do you need heat pads for them or are they fine without?
Sorry for hijacking
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no problem
they are actually out in my "shop"
its just a thing we call it that we store stuff in behind my house
it has no heat or cool in it, and they dont need heat pads
in the day time i open up two windows and have a fan blowing out one
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Oh ok well that makes my life a alot easyer! Looks like it will be easyer just a little more cleaning. Looks like im going to be buying around 15 tubs lol
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Thanks!
What do you use for substrate? Im thinking aspen.