At about six weeks through 8 weeks the male scrotum become very prominent. So if this is not the case, you most likely have two girls. After 8 weeks the male gets so furry that it is hard to tell again. --- Jessica Pierson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey Everyone, > This is going to sound really silly, but I'm > still not sure of the sex > of my two older babies, and they're almost 6 weeks > old, ready to go to a new > home. I've looked over Julian Barker's gerbil > sexing page several times, > but I'm still not sure :( *sigh* Are there any > other clues, like behavior? > For example, the little black one, which I think may > be female, spends more > time with the mother, and actually sits on the new > pups quite frequently > while mom stretches, eats, etc. The little golden > agouti, which I think may > be male, spends a lot more time with the father, and > doesn't show any > interest in the new pups. > Any hints would be really appreciated. I feel > like a moron not being > able to tell them apart though. > > Thanks, > Jess > Indy and Nape and the nine (!) kids!
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