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Oh, yes they can. It's rarely a good thing. Small animals like hamsters are already more prone to genetic abnormalities (high prevalence of tumors, etc) and inbreeding exacerbates those problems. Inbreeding can result in extra or missing fingers, toes, or limbs, behavioral problems, or still birth.
What else can I help you with?
Can baby bunnies get there mom pregnant?
yes, just like a mothers son can get his mother pregnant. human wise
Is mother son relationship an example of mutualism?
No, even if you consider a young son who is totally dependant on his mother and would die without her care, mutualism is an interespecific (between different species) interaction.
What if a separate the baby hamster from the mother?
You should separate the baby hamsters from the mother when they are 4-5 weeks old. Hamsters are solitary creatures and should be kept in separate cages after they reach this age. If you keep them together, they will fight, sometimes to the death and/or reproduce. Female hamsters are sexually mature at 2 months old. They can become pregnant every 3-4 days (estrus) and their pregnancy lasts 16-18 days.
What doe it you a foolish son is the heaviness of his mother?
This phrase suggests that a foolish son brings sorrow and disappointment to his mother, causing her emotional burden. It highlights the impact of a child's misguided actions on their parent's well-being and emotional state.
Can a cats kitten breed the mother?
yes if a mother cat gave birth to a son and he grow upp he will mate with her
Mother was 21 yr old on her son's birth. what will be the age of her son when his mother will be twice the age?
21 years old. (42-21)
Is it ok for a brother and sister dwarf hamster to mate?
Yes it is. It's better for the relationship to be mother-son or father-daughter though, but your hamster babies should be perfectly normal.
Is Oprah a mother?
yes,When she was 14, she became pregnant, her son dyingshortly after birth
Can baby bunnies get there mom pregnant?
yes, just like a mothers son can get his mother pregnant. human wise
At what age is it appropriate for a mother to stop showering with her son?
It is generally considered appropriate for a mother to stop showering with her son around the age of 5 or 6, when the child begins to show signs of increased privacy and independence.
At what age should a mother stop bathing her son?
It is generally recommended that a mother stop bathing her son when he reaches an age where he is able to bathe independently and maintain his own personal hygiene, typically around the age of 10-12 years old.
How far along was Leonardo DiCaprio's mother when she felt her son's first kick?
Four months pregnant.
What is your mother's big sister called?
If you are the daughter or son of your mother then ALL her sisters are your aunts no matter what their age.
When should a son stop sleeping with his mother?
A son should stop sleeping with his mother when he reaches an age where it is no longer appropriate or comfortable for both parties, typically around the age of puberty or when the child begins to develop a sense of privacy and independence.
What is your relation to your mother's son's daughter's mother?
Your mother's son is you or your brother. Your mother's son's daughter is your daughter, or your niece. Your mother's son's daughter's mother is your wife, or your sister-in-law.
Is it dangerious is your son has chicken pocs and you were in contact of a mother whos daughter is pregnant?
It all depends on if the daughter who is pregnant has already had chicken pox. If she has had chicken pox then all is well because a baby has all the immunities of his/her mother until about the age of 3. I would say it isn't "dangerous" because you're talking about three people that chicken pox has to travel through in order to get to the baby.
Can you get in trouble if you fight for your son and the mother is 16 years of age in Winsconsin?
There is a difference that can make it or break it. Fighting for your son and fighting your son, which one? Fighting for your son means sticking up and looking after him.
