That would be a tough call, however males are capable of reproducing as early as 3-4 weeks.
Here is the problem even though you may be a stay at home mom (males are very quick) you can't see everything they do when you leave the room. I would have to say the best thing to do is to seperate right away at 21 days just to prevent a any pregnancies.
The baby will quickly take to the pellets, hay, and veggies. Think about he is not going to starve his self and if this is a concern maybe you can find away to monitor him after you seperate to make sure he is eating enough.
I just recently seperated my baby males from their mom, and I was concerned about Nemo since he was the smallest and still nursing more than the others and not really eating much pellets, hay or veggies. But I figured it was best to seperate then to risk a pregnancy on his sister, mom, and aunties. I just watched him a bit more closely and he started eating everything like normal and he is now just as big as his brothers. I think for him so long as mommie was there he only wanted her milk and to follow her everywhere. But he is doing fine on his own with his brothers and my older three males.
Here is the problem even though you may be a stay at home mom (males are very quick) you can't see everything they do when you leave the room. I would have to say the best thing to do is to seperate right away at 21 days just to prevent a any pregnancies.
The baby will quickly take to the pellets, hay, and veggies. Think about he is not going to starve his self and if this is a concern maybe you can find away to monitor him after you seperate to make sure he is eating enough.
I just recently seperated my baby males from their mom, and I was concerned about Nemo since he was the smallest and still nursing more than the others and not really eating much pellets, hay or veggies. But I figured it was best to seperate then to risk a pregnancy on his sister, mom, and aunties. I just watched him a bit more closely and he started eating everything like normal and he is now just as big as his brothers. I think for him so long as mommie was there he only wanted her milk and to follow her everywhere. But he is doing fine on his own with his brothers and my older three males.