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I put my gill with a hob on the 22 of March and she was with him for 7 days with swollen vagina, she’s in her own cage now and she’s hiding food and when I go to get it because I don’t want it to rot she bites my hand and fingers, her vulva has also shrunk and gone all wrinkly, sometimes she makes a small nest but then she just burrows under neath the paper I have in there. Is she pregnant?? It’s been 13 days since I put her with the hob 

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If he's mated her and brought her out of season it's a pretty safe bet she's pregnant. They're pregnant for 6 weeks and about a week before she drops she will moult. Don't mess with them because you will piss her off and she could eat them.

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Casey jack just do what you normally do with her regards feeding cleaning out ect plenty fresh water when she has them you will know you should be able to hear them squeaking try to resist looking at them or handling them as she may kill them just feed her and leave her to it  I know you will be keen to see them but just be patient hope this helps?

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