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mouse hybrid?
- Thread starter Bluebeard
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SeethersWind
Scream Into The Wind
Is this it? I found it in search...
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5329&highlight=mouse+hybrid
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5329&highlight=mouse+hybrid
chausies
New member
never heard of it
it seems impossible, since the species are so genetically different. I did have a male mouse living with a female gerbil for a long time (she was lonely, hubby thought he would help by giving her a mouse buddy) and there were no offspring. They did mate repeatedly, just no babies. As it is, I am surprised that they mated so readily.
charlene
it seems impossible, since the species are so genetically different. I did have a male mouse living with a female gerbil for a long time (she was lonely, hubby thought he would help by giving her a mouse buddy) and there were no offspring. They did mate repeatedly, just no babies. As it is, I am surprised that they mated so readily.
charlene
snakemom47
New member
they may be able to reproduce, but i doubt it. and even if they did, likely the resulting offspring would be sterile.