Long time never surface on this forum...have been hiding underwater all this while (read the posts and didn't make any comment on this forum).

All my GPs are fine and healthy as usual.....none are pregnant nor sick. No addition nor less.....still 15 of them.

Every time visitors come to my house, they are amazed and curious with my GPs and my other pets. Quite a lot of people have never seen GP before, asking me what animals are they. Most of them find that my GPs are beautiful...because they are long hair. Every time I have to explain to them what GP's habitat is like.

I used my GPs' poo as holistic fertilizer for my garden flower plants. And I also planted own veg these days, I feed them with my home grown veg. Haha...I think my GPs are quite fortunate and pampered...they get to eat fresh veg daily. They don't really like to eat commercial hay...my hay stock took quite long to finish. I noticed that whenever I feed them hay, they still squeak asking for food non stop.

Last few days just swap their partners, hopefully can have some good news for the next few months.

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Added on August 21, 2009, 11:44 amPumpkin is quite sweet, just don't feed too much, otherwise your GP will become obese and diabetic.

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It's myth..GP can live alone..not necessarily will die of loneliness.

It is very much depend on the GP's personality. Some are picky on its friend too.

Hey, I'm still around, quite busy with work these days. Hard to manage my personal time.


Oh..ya my old male GP is still around. You want to adopt him?

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Added on October 1, 2009, 12:40 amUsually it should be ok. But not 100% full proof statement. You still need to monitor them for the next 2 days. If you see the veteran bites the young one, then you have to separate them. I experienced one of my 1 female GP is really aggressive and likes to bully other and even bites them.

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Free....No worry..they won't fight, because I put them with him before, remember?

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Added on October 5, 2009, 11:15 amI have one adult abby female which I want to give up....but she prefers to be alone as she is a big bully.

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I think is about 1 year+, not too sure actually as this one I adopted from someone else too.


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I'm located in Cheras. Free....call me 012-2022115.

If you buy the set from Tesco/Careffour, it should come with the connectors. If you want to buy extra connectors, go Daiso and find.

I have one abby is now pregnant. May be due by next week or 2 more weeks. If you can wait..then see how lah..its tummy is quite big, I think should be 3 babies.

They have been stop production for 3-4 months liao. Now only got one baby boom.

Here is the picture of the parents to be. The possibility of baby colors would be white with cream, cream, dark brown, or brown.

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Picture on the right, there are 3 GPs, in the middle is the mixed abby. The other 2 are Sheltie.

I got mine last time were between RM150-180 each.

Buy the cage (ideally approx. 3' x 2.5') and the food bowl, 500 ml water bottle, guinea pig food pellets and hay, bathroom floor mat to lay on the base of the cage.

Most of all , read up the first page of this thread. All the info about guinea pig are posted there.

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Yippy...my pregnant SOW given birth today, 3 healthy babies.....!!! Will post the picture later.


To determine the sex, check the 1st few pages of this thread, by looking at the picture can tell from the shape of its genital part especially at very young age (below 1 month old). Only can see the penis pop out after 1-2 months old.

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Here are the babies picture. 2 babies are quite similar color (cream, latte brown and white) but A is red eyes and B is with black eyes. Another one is brown and black color. Still too young to determine the sex.


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Definitely plan to sell...but now they are still too young, furthermore still hard to sex them accurately at this age. Have to wait till they are 3 weeks old.

Yes, as it was not fully dry yet, hence the blood stain still clearly visible.

GP usually don't bite. They will bite only when in fighting mode and you try to interrupt them. If I were to compare GP and Rabbit, GP is even more tame than rabbit.

Those babies are Abby breed.

Sorry to hear that your Cyndy died the next day you SMS me about her condition.