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Handling Mouse Babies?

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  • 05-21-2010, 07:45 PM
    Beardedragon
    Re: Handling Mouse Babies?
    Ive touched probably thousands of New born pinks and not once had a female eat any of them. Normally if they are fed a good diet, clean, and used to you dinking around them for cleaning and feeding and the occasional grab to see if they are pregnant, you will not have a problem.

    Ive found that if they are going to eat them you will not even see the pinkys to begin with. You'll open the tub, maybe find a head or two or a dead pinky in the bedding, but youll see a once golf ball sized mouse and no baby's.

    If I ever had a mouse eat her babys because I touched them, that mom would be fed off because I have to be around them too often to worry about not touching later litters.
  • 05-23-2010, 01:04 AM
    ericzerka24
    Re: Handling Mouse Babies?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Sadistic Serpent View Post
    Thanks so much! I absolutely love them, and I know this is very bad for a snake owner, but I get attached to the food :( I'll probably end up keeping them all in separate cages, or giving them away to friends. I can't stand knowing the animal and then feeding it.

    Sissy...haha:D
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