Happy Hairless Mouse Dance :)

Posted by shannons on April 24, 2003 at 13:55:37:

Ah Ha - I didn't have a undeveloped male hairless - I had a female. Don't ask me why it took her getting pregnant for me to notice....she was in with a male who wasn't breeding ANY of the females who were with him but I assumed she was sterile...not him. Well, that stud's out,and a new one was put in a month ago. Looking forward to het for hairless babies in a few days. It's fun to try to put together the weirdest breeding colony in my classroom - we get snake food, but I can also teach the kids a lot about genetic mutations.

Follow Ups:

• You probably already know this... cindy 04/24/03 (9)
  • Luckily... shannons 04/24/03 (8)
    • Oops!... cindy 04/25/03 (7)
      • Hairless mice have the same problem shannons 04/25/03 (6)
        • I don't have a problem with litters 3 days apart... cindy 04/25/03 (5)
          • Your long post DeMak 04/27/03 (1)
            • Your long post cindy 04/29/03 (0)
          • Where in the midwest? n/p FroggieB 04/25/03 (0)
          • Can you post pics? n/p FroggieB 04/25/03 (1)
            • Will post some Monday... cindy 04/26/03 (0)
• Congrats! What fun, can you post a pic of her? n/p FroggieB 04/24/03 (0)

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