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Date Posted: 07:49:43 03/10/06 Fri
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 216.201.57.124
Subject: Re: Rono39c
In reply to: rono39c 's message, "Re: Rono39c" on 06:38:04 03/08/06 Wed

>Well about 3 days before i noticed her nipples, she
>was lying wither her head peaking out of her nest, so
>i did my usual stroke of her head, she batted her
>little eyes as usual THEN BIT THE CRAP OUTTA ME!!!

A sign that there could be babies in the works. My females
would leave me with a bloody stump if I stuck my hand in
their nest box just before or after giving birth.

>she never did that before, so maybe she is shakin up a
>few fur balls, i'm just gonna wait to see if i see any
>extra limbs or or hear new squeeks

Checking for babies too often can result in them being
abandonded or killed and eaten.

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