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Oh I don't mind at all!

Hey! Those are my pictures! Cute little chinnie butt aren't they? I'm glad the pictures are helping ;)

I was thinking actual chicken wire, which has good sized holes in it.

Chicken wire can still have holes that are to big. It needs to be hardware cloth.

No it is not baby safe. Safe bar spacing is no bigger than 1" by 1/2". Your spacing is more like 1/2" by 4". Besides the ledges, which also make it un safe for babies.

Reminder: as I already posted on facebook. That cage isn't baby safe. As for names, Leelo Cairo or creelo

Some females go off feed the day or two before they litter..... but i can't say for sure that's what your girl is doing.

Watch his eating baytril is known to cause them to go off feed.

60 MLS of CC spread out through the day to maitain weight. Or 100 MLS of CC spread out throughout the day to gain weight. It also depends on how much he is eating on his own.

She needs a vet. It sounds like an impaction.

She sounds like a normal chin to me.

Females determine how many eggs are dropped for fertilization. So your male should stay in breeding. He may have a high sperm count with strong swimmers, but your girls are the ones dropping eggs.

I put the scale in the cage, most of my chins are curious enough they will jump on it long enough for me to get a weight.

I feed Mana Pro show and I have never found any corn at all....

She looks like a TOV beige, which is indeed a brown velvet

No they could not all live together. The boys would fight over the girls and potentially kill each other. The females could also fight with each other

Find an emergency vet.

No cutting their whiskers won't hurt them. But it takes away any dominance that might be causing the fighting.

I was mistaken. They are not a breed I'm interested on so I hadn't really kept up on it.

You have to force her to take them. Most people burrito the chin in a towel with just there head sticking out. Then you put a drop on her lips and she licks it off... repeat until the full dropper is given.