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Post by sophiethebest on Jan 5, 2009 19:16:38 GMT
is being really lazy and wont let me pick her up............ [glow=red,2,300] is she pregnant???[/glow] I dont want to make a poll so i will write it... if you think she is pregnant JUST put... ;D if you think she isnt pregnant JUSTput  if you would like to write a comment with it please put...
and write you message, thank you and lets cross our fingers...................................... |
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Post by jackdaniels on Jan 6, 2009 21:17:10 GMT
after a 15 minute introduction I really don't think so. Wait 90 days and find out.  |
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naomi
Warbling Degu
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Post by naomi on Jan 8, 2009 17:15:31 GMT
well now I know you're totally insane (or 5 years old???)
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Post by sophiethebest on Jan 8, 2009 23:08:41 GMT
excuse me...naomi but you didnt need to say that... well now I know you're totally insane (or 5 years old???) i am quite hurt by that and i find it quite babyish |
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Post by jackdaniels on Jan 8, 2009 23:28:01 GMT
A part of registering is says you must state where you are from. Its a admins must a location must be added to your profile. Thanks
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Post by Rachel on Jan 9, 2009 0:28:36 GMT
The reason you are getting comments along these lines is that there must be a topic every day on here where someone is struggling to rehome degus. And no one can see why you would want to add to that.
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Post by buzz on Jan 9, 2009 9:30:48 GMT
Sophie I think you can see that theres a general consensus that say don't do it... perhaps its too late for one litter but we honestly are trying to help you and the degus to be from coming into difficulties.
Personally I can't understand why you went from no degus to breeding degus because you wouldn't even know what degus are like to keep. I think thats the first thing that brought up a red flag.
Do you have an agreement with this petshop that they will buy the babies off you? Even so, like everyone is saying there are so many unwanted babies its untrue.
I understand your logic for removing one female so you weren't flooded with babies and you could learn better but she will more than likely get lonely, even if you are playing with her everyday you can't be there 24:7 especially at night time, my degus will snooze seperatly during the day but at night they will never ever sleep apart... its dead cute seeing them all heaped up in a pile, legs everywhere lol. But what I'm saying is that she won't have any interaction and companionship and it honestly can lead them to depression.
Anyway with all of this you may have a litter on the way regardless. Have you heard the mating call yet?
Please let us know what you plan to do with the lone female.
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