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my female

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anokas

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hy,
my female just breed
amel x snow 8 de março 2009 just now have 27 days
but she weight only 590 grams in 8 de março she weight 549
dont have eggs?
 
Has she been eating still? Did she shed recently or have a large poop? A big girl like yours can easily drop 40 grams with just a shed or a poop. Can you feel any eggs in her?
 
she has stopped eating for 2 weeks now.
She didn't shed during that period, and in fact she hasn't dropped any large poo, she's pooping small and greenish amounts of poo.
She hasn't dropped any weight, I don't think I expressed myself correctly before, she went from 549 grams on the 8th march, when she was bred to my male snow, to 590 grams yesterday, 27 days after. I'm wondering if she's really preagnant since she only gained 41 grams...
 
The greenish poo is a bit concerning, but the weight gain could indeed be a sign of being gravid. How long has she had the abnormal poop?
 
I'm sorry that was my boyfriend's answer and he doesn't write english that well...
She pooped like that before she stopped eating, when she was changed from mice to ratz, so I'm guessing like about a month ago.
Nothing else has changed, not her viv, temperatures, anything, only the food, and the fact that she was bred.
 
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