It seems like they slowly get noticably pregnant about a week before birth... then 3 or 4 days later they litteraly overnight blow up to an ubelievable size.... then three days after that you have babies. The last day or two you really feel sorry for her... she can't even walk anymore... she pretty much waddles like a wounded duck...
It seems like they slowly get noticably pregnant about a week before birth... then 3 or 4 days later they litteraly overnight blow up to an ubelievable size.... then three days after that you have babies. The last day or two you really feel sorry for her... she can't even walk anymore... she pretty much waddles like a wounded duck...
hahaha too funny...
Im actually starting to like these guys/gals.... No smell, cute, plus theyll make some food for the bps... LOLOL
Cant get much better then that... I hope I see my girl plumping up by weeks end... if not maybe ill get another male or somethng,...
Basically they end up looking like a furry golfball with four legs and beady eyes LOL. The first signs I always notice are side bulging, then basically the sudden furry golfball look then a couple of days later, the little hairy squeekers appear.
Well they will show some signs, like the bulging sides but no not a lot. Most female rodents don't show much until the last part of their gestation. They'll just look more chubby, not as sleek but then suddenly sort of balloon out with babies.
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Originally Posted by Loft Lizard
2.0 children * 1.1 doggies * 1.1 kitties * 0.1 dumerils boa * 1.0 argentine boa * 1.1 normal ball pythons * 1.0 normal kenyan boa * 0.1 anery kenyan boas * 1.0 tokay gecko * 1.0 russian tortoise * 1.0 beardie * 
