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Posted by Sirrus on May 10, 2003 at 00:07:00:

In Reply to: Can I put rat mothers together? posted by Sonya on May 09, 2003 at 17:36:30:

::I got some nice large feeders from a reptile show, two were pregos. I need to know if I can put the two mothers and their pinks in the same cage as I am quickly running out of space. Including the pinks I now have 30 rats. HELP!!!!

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:It will really depend on the individual rats. How old are the pups and how big a cage. I usually let two or three moms birth together but it will depend on individual temperaments whether two already birthed moms would get along.
:sonya
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The mothers know each other and they got along well in the same cage before the first gave birth. The first set of pups is 3 days old and the second set was born hours ago.

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