Elizabeth Heckert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote >> I've seen some that definately are. We had a gerbil breeder bring quite >> a few to the pet store where I worked. We chatted a bit, and she said >> that this breeding pair always has 1/3 to 1/2 the litter with kinked >> tails. And if you felt along the tail, you could clearly feel there was >> no break. > >Hmm, well I've not had any like that! I agree that most Kinked tails are due to minor trauma. But there may be genetic element. Spinal defects are commonly inherited. it is certainly something to look out for. -- Julian ************************************************************************ * Jackie and Julian * * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * * National Gerbil Society * * http://www.gerbils.co.uk/ * ************************************************************************
- Re: Right-bending tail? Julian and Jackie
- Re: Right-bending tail? Ann-Marie L. Roberts
- Re: Right-bending tail? Whitney Price
- Re: inbreeding/ was right bend tail Ann-Marie L. Roberts
- Re: inbreeding/ was right bend tail Rebecca Allbritton
- Re: inbreeding/ was right bend tail Bill Cole
- Re: inbreeding/ was right bend ... Ann-Marie L. Roberts
- Re: inbreeding/ was right bend ... Elizabeth Heckert
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Michelle Haines
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Elizabeth Heckert
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Julian and Jackie
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Whitney Price
- Re: inbreeding/ was right bend ... Michelle Haines
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Rebecca Allbritton
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Bill Cole
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Michelle Haines
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Ann-Marie L. Roberts
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Michelle Haines
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Whitney Price
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Rebecca Allbritton
- Re: inbreeding/ was right b... Ann-Marie L. Roberts
