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Post by devun on Sept 8, 2004 18:57:04 GMT -8
Hello Queenofthenile-- I was just wondering about the gerbil you have as your picture-- the tan one sitting up. I've heard you can tell that a gerbil is a boy by the bulges, and the gerbil in that picture has two little bulges. Is that what people are talking about?? I ask because Nees was just sitting up, and it looked like the same thing on her, so now I'm worried.
Thanks!,
Devun
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Post by queenofthenile on Sept 9, 2004 4:58:39 GMT -8
Do you mean this picture?  Yes, that gerbil is a male and you can see his scrotal 'bulges'. Can you post a pic of Nees' rear end so that we can make sure 'she' is actually female? |
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Post by devun on Sept 9, 2004 15:22:58 GMT -8
Yes, that is the picture I'm referring to, but now that I look at it it's way way more noticeable than on Nees. Maybe all gerbils have a little cleft there? I am just super paranoid about the gender of my gerbils after the initial mishap.
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Post by RW on Sept 9, 2004 16:11:37 GMT -8
Hi, Devun. Is Nees a little heavy? Birdie has put on some weight now that she's older and has little bulges, too. Birdie is definitely a girl. Does Nees look similar to Birdie? Hope this helps ease your mind. RW ![]() tidytuftgerbils.smugmug.com/photos/8339187-M.jpg [/img] |
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Post by devun on Sept 10, 2004 10:26:58 GMT -8
Oh good, it's not even that noticeable on Nees. And yes, she does love her sunflower seeds.  I'm positive she's a girl now. Thanks guys! |
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