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CassU.S.
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I can answer any questions related to diet, behavior, husbandry, and health for degus, squirrels, voles, deer mice, rats, house mice, hamsters and gerbils. I am an expect in hand rearing orphaneded animals. | |
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I can answer any question you got about Guinea pigs,Rats, Hamsters, Mice,Chinchilla's,Gerbils,Hedgehogs, Squirrels, Rabbits...Basically all RODENTS . Feeding, breeding, sexing,cages,illness,places on the internet to learn more, ect. | |
CarolU.S.
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I can answer questions about degu care and breeding. |
This is territorial for some Chinchillas and relays being in charge or dominant. She knows that he pup but she wants to make sure it knows its place. If she was a very unsocial Chinchilla before then you
Seizures can be a lot of different things. It can be a one time thing from over excitment or something that is needing attention like low blood sugar. You need to first see if it happens again. Find out
This is a sign of a gift. Being comfortable enough with you that she feel safe with her food. Most hamsters don't do this regularly. This is like the cats that bring dead animals to the door as presents
The answer is yes, but males are easier to house then females. What you need to do is make sure that you introduce them in the proper way to see if they are compatible to live together. You need to
Their real name is Natal Multimammate Mouse. I researched for a long time and found no indication that they cross breed with other rats or mice. You best bet would be to place them together and if they

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