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You must have anger problems to get so upset over a question. And here is my point, you bred a 1200 gram female and got 2.5 eggs. Was it worth it, or would it have been better to wait a year and get 6 eggs when she was a bit bigger? Are you going to be able to breed her next year? Some females are able to go two years in a row, some are not, so if she does not, you got 2.5 eggs over a two year span.

Dave

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Originally Posted by EmberBall

You must have anger problems to get so upset over a question. And here is my point, you bred a 1200 gram female and got 2.5 eggs. Was it worth it, or would it have been better to wait a year and get 6 eggs when she was a bit bigger? Are you going to be able to breed her next year? Some females are able to go two years in a row, some are not, so if she does not, you got 2.5 eggs over a two year span.

Dave

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i dont breed for money.I breed because i enjoy the hobby. I dont care if i get 1 egg outta a 2500 gram clutch. Eggs are eggs to me wither its 6 or 2. Will i breed her next year no. But i will breed the 30 other females i have. ANd yes i have an anger problem. You smash ur face into the ground at 40 mph and almost loose ur life then tell me if u have an anger problem. Mayb i was outta line but just cause sum1 wnats to get a huge amount of eggs doesnt mean the next man does.

im just reading this again and would like to apologize to Emberball for coming off like a an idiot. I was just stressed out like crazy. Once again im sorry if i offended you and attacked you.

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Originally Posted by BallsUnlimited

bc u dont need a 1600 gram female to breed. 1200 grams have been done over and over again with no effects. she didnt loose much weight at all.there was a study posted on here about weights and breeding the only bad side to a smaller girl wsa the poss she may not lay and the smaller clutches

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Does anyone have the link to this study? id love to have a read of it and cant find it anywere

Good luck with the eggs :)

Sorry to hear about your accident I take it was a motorcycle crash ? I've been there before and understand how your feeling ! I know many breeders who breed from 1200 grams upwards and some who will even try 900-1000 gram females, If the female is healthy and wants to breed then she will lay eggs if not you don't get any eggs simple really. You can't force them to lay I think that is what people don't see.

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Originally Posted by docturgonzo

Does anyone have the link to this study? id love to have a read of it and cant find it anywere

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some from here had done it and it was posted in one of the threads a few months back.