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    if you are getting a new colony of rats, do not be disappointed if they do not produce right away. even if you get adults, it may still take a little time for them to settle in before they start making rat babies. i noticed that whenever i bring in new breeding stock, the earliest pregnancies in the new rats come at least two months after getting them (that translates to at roughly a month before they start copulating).....

    do not worry about not noticing the pregnant females. it will be very obvious when it's time to move them to their own birthing tubs.
    Last edited by J.P.; 07-24-2014 at 03:56 AM.
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