Surprise robo litter - The Frods

[Ceretrea]

I remain wholeheartedly impressed with her efforts. I tried to get them out for photos last night and couldn't find the last baby for ages. I had to take almost all the bedding out!

Clean out today and hopefully a quick vid. She was on the last of the Fitch so I think this hasn't helped, with them being so pale.

[Ceretrea]

Frods! All husky and so far 2 boys and 4 girls each time I've checked. They are more wriggly than I'd like for sexing so I'll be double checking still until I split them up.





And this one shows the colour is not spotted on the back. They are all the same which is always nice

[Ceretrea]

Easier to capture these guys on film!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiS0...ature=youtu.be

[CharlieB]

Beautiful babies! I love your video too.

[Ceretrea]

Originally Posted by CharlieB

Beautiful babies! I love your video too.

Thank you

[Cinnamon Bear]

I like the video, they are beautiful robos babies. They get faster as they get older so I've learned on You Tube. Wishing them healthy & happy lives.

[Ceretrea]

Every single robo I've earned slows down with age and handling. Its a shame yours haven't, and sadder that they got faster.

[Cinnamon Bear]

No I was referring to the 4-5 week mark where they can find homes. The babies are slow & easier to handle. Like 2 weeks, then a little faster then they are off to being a full fledged robo. I'm sure you would know better than me? I learn my info from Erin's Animals mostly on robo litters.

It's not sad that robos are fast that's their genetic make up. I just don't think people should force them to be tame cause most robos you cannot hold more than 30 seconds. I got Latte from a breeder & Maddi from a pet store & they are identical almost now in looks & speed although Latte is coming up on one year so she's starting to slow down.

[cypher]

They really are adorable babies, nice vid too.

[Ceretrea]

Originally Posted by Cinnamon Bear

No I was referring to the 4-5 week mark where they can find homes. The babies are slow & easier to handle. Like 2 weeks, then a little faster then they are off to being a full fledged robo. I'm sure you would know better than me? I learn my info from Erin's Animals mostly on robo litters.

It's not sad that robos are fast that's their genetic make up. I just don't think people should force them to be tame cause most robos you cannot hold more than 30 seconds. I got Latte from a breeder & Maddi from a pet store & they are identical almost now in looks & speed although Latte is coming up on one year so she's starting to slow down.

I hope one day you experience the joy of holding a robo

I would hope no one is giving out advice to rehome from 4 weeks old as they will only just have been separated from mum at that point. Personally I've never let a litter go before or close to 6 weeks and much prefer to hold on to them til 8 weeks old. Its no wonder they cant be handled being taken home at that age. Shocking.