Just wanting to indroduce pups!

[stephable]

I adopted some guinea pigs recently and 2 were pregnant. I got some great info and advice from people on here so I wanted to pay it back by introducing you to the pups!

My girl Satsuma gave birth to 4 beautiful healthy pups recently and they're super adorable. Names haven't been decided yet but I'm planning to continue the Citrus naming theme! Happy for suggestions since 4 is more than I expected!

 

[TheGuineaPigGal]

Cuties!!


How about:




Lemon, Lime, Grapefruit, and Clementine

 

[bpatters]

Cute!

Just a reminder that you'll have to separate any males by 21 days.

 

[Rosiethecutepig]

This made my day, tysm!

 

[stephable]

Already have the date for seperating males in my diary! And the other mumma has had her baby too!



That's 5 little bubs now! Happy that everyone is healthy and happy and there won't be any babies happening here (they are super cute though)

 

[SSLee]

Thank you for posting these pictures of your adorable baby guinea pigs. I took in all of mine when they were each about 1 year old and have never seen newborns. I can't believe how cute they are.

As to names, how about Citron, Pomelo, Tangelo, and Yazu. These just happen to be some of the citruses I like.

 

[TheGuineaPigGal]

As to names, how about Citron, Pomelo, Tangelo, and Yazu. These just happen to be some of the citruses I like.

What are those?

 

[Rosiethecutepig]

How about Key Lime?

 

[stephable]

I already have a Pomelo and a tangerine but yuzu is high on the list! Citron is cute too!

 

[SSLee]

[MENTION=45903]TheGuineaPigGal[/MENTION], the citruses I suggested as names are ones that I've had while visiting Asia and are common to that region. The citron and yazu are typically used in drinks. I've had pomelo and tangelo in the US but they are generally on the pricey side as they are not as common. If you google those words, you can see pictures of those citruses. The interesting thing is that when in Asia, fruits that we see frequently such as USA strawberries and blue berries were quite pricey.

 

[TheGuineaPigGal]

@TheGuineaPigGal, the citruses I suggested as names are ones that I've had while visiting Asia and are common to that region. The citron and yazu are typically used in drinks. I've had pomelo and tangelo in the US but they are generally on the pricey side as they are not as common. If you google those words, you can see pictures of those citruses. The interesting thing is that when in Asia, fruits that we see frequently such as USA strawberries and blue berries were quite pricey.

Thank you, I just had never heard of those fruits before.