need helps here, my sg babies just oop on 15/12, both of them
but after a week i saw the mom dont like the babies hang at her, she will jump everywhere
why the mom reject them?i have to seperate or just leave like that?
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 Dec 28 2011, 11:53 AM
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hi all suggie lovers
need helps here, my sg babies just oop on 15/12, both of them but after a week i saw the mom dont like the babies hang at her, she will jump everywhere why the mom reject them?i have to seperate or just leave like that? |
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Dec 28 2011, 05:14 PM
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QUOTE(jitshiong @ Dec 28 2011, 01:39 PM) it's normal for the mom to come out and play at night. 1st of all, thanks for replying the father will be taking care of the joeys. y do your say the mom reject them? n y do you wanna separate them? wil you be able to raise them yourself?   what i mean by reject is when the babies wanna hang at her body or follow the mom, the mom will jump everywhere seem like she dont like those babies hang or follow her, is it normal? because i have other female that breed before, never behave like this, they cool even i try to pick they babies i dont want to separate them for sure but if that not normal or might be dangerous to the babies should i separate? need helps and suggestion here actually This post has been edited by katannaz: Dec 28 2011, 05:16 PM |
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Dec 29 2011, 03:42 PM
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QUOTE(jitshiong @ Dec 29 2011, 02:28 PM) the joeys are barely 2 weeks old, usually the mom will take care of them well i see....the father cool and most of the time stay in tunnel, came out to eatbut it shouldn't be the problem if it only happens at night when the mom comes out to play i've seen mommy gliders jumping around playing like there's no joeys on them... but if the joey were to cry, they will definitely come to their aid. i'd leave it to the mom if it is up to me. is the father taking care of the joeys? How about day time? climb here and there for minute then back in tunnel...  only they mom jumping like crazy, i'm not really sure about the day time, working until 7-8 pm but on sunday all of them just stay in they wooden house.ok, i will leave them like that and monitor in case something happen to babies. Thanks a lot bro for ur advise. Added on December 29, 2011, 3:48 pm QUOTE(badtzcarol @ Dec 29 2011, 03:35 PM) Is this the first time your SG have babies? yup, this is 1st time mom Shin dun like her babies hang on her when she playing around,she will push babies down (that time joey already 1 month,is heavy for her to carry around) but she will take care and feed babies when she feel is time to feed  as long as the parent didn't throw the baby out of the pouch,attack or never feed them,I think no need to separate them, the babies need parents to take care them.  yeah that what make me worried, i thought that is sign of the mother reject the babies coz my other female before, i never saw she do that. as for now, both babies in good condition. yeah, i just leave them with they mom and monitor. just worried coz last time 1 of the babies fall down when the mom push the baby, lucky not from the top 4 feet cage This post has been edited by katannaz: Dec 29 2011, 03:48 PM |
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Dec 29 2011, 04:59 PM
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QUOTE(badtzcarol @ Dec 29 2011, 04:18 PM) ya, you must look at them when active time yaaa, good advisemy one won't move too much when the babies in pouch, too heavy when babies OOP, she will jump like crazy, keep asking to come out stick on the door =.=" better place more hammock or bedding on the tray or bottom of the cage can protect the babies if really fall down. maybe i can put some hammock at the bottom incase baby fall down again |
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