It is not advised to breed guinea pigs. Because the babies are born large and ready to run, the female can double or even triple her size! Every time you breed, there is a 1 in 5 chance she will die. If you still want to breed, I have heard that 2 or 3 litters is the most she should have.
the average is 1-4 in a litter, but it can sometimes be as many as 7
Average litter size for guinea pigs is from 1 - 6.
Pig LittersAverage litter of a pig can vary, but between 8-14 seems to be the answer.no it's 16runescape is cool
Wild pigs are 3 to 6 .
they are the size of a kitten!
Just like humans, guinea pigs vary in size :)
The adult size of a rex guinea pigs vaires but they are very cleen and have a wire coat.
About but not quite. guinea pigs brains are bigger than poop.
The gestation period for guinea pigs lasts around 72 days although this may vary a few days depending on the size of the litter. the guinea pig likes to birth in a private place and can take from 15min to a few hours to give birth.
Depending on the guinea pig, to give birth to a litter can take up to 10minutes per piglette! After the gestation period of 50-60 days the birth could last another 2-3 days, depending on the size of the new guinea pigs and the strength of the sow.
Guinea pigs are usually pregnant about 72 days, this can vary a few days depending on the size of the litter.Your guinea pig may have been carrying a large litter (average litter is 2-6 but it can be larger) which may have made her belly larger faster than others because she simply had more young than others so it showed more.
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no, guinea pigs could hurt the gerbils by accident (big size difference!)