Re: Couple Noob Questions....`
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Originally Posted by
Mephibosheth1
Each animal should have 15 square inches of space (based on The Guide for the Care and Keeping of Lab Animals). I only go 1.2 in my small sterilite tubs I use for my mice, and they do OK....make sure you clean them at least every 2 weeks though, because when you have a litter of 9 3-week old mice and the 1.2 adults....PEEEEW
I'm planing Using This RBI cages:
http://www.reptilebasics.com/images/products/r1.jpg
So with Floor Measuring 18.25x12 inch i will have 219 Sq inches of Floor.... I want to mount wheel for exercise and Chewing decrease as Kaorte tread shows...
i think i will go with 1.1 on beginning there there and After Litter wean i will be moving surviving rest to different same size cage (i dont think between 3 house Snakes and 4 adult Ball pythons i will have 2 much leftovers...) I I will Start running off feeders too fast i can Save on of Younger females and increase Breeding colony to 1.2...and i caln always sell rest to neighborhood pet store
How This sounds ???
Couple Noob Questions....`
Please don't do a 1.1. I always do a 1:3 or a 1:4. When your female is pregnant, your boy needs more to do.
A lot of keepers that I know, myself included, use dishwasher tubs from the dollar store and keep 1:3.
My rack:
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/08/23/he4uqa9u.jpg
I haven't had any issues with chew outs.
Re: Couple Noob Questions....`
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Originally Posted by
Aes_Sidhe
Ok Another Question i have..
On what Stage of development You can idtroduce new animals without risk of fights...
If I have small group on just weaned animals can I introduce other weaned from different group to them ??
You sure can :) I move all my weanlings into a tub together, no fights.
Couple Noob Questions....`
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Originally Posted by
Aes_Sidhe
Ok Another Question i have..
On what Stage of development You can idtroduce new animals without risk of fights...
If I have small group on just weaned animals can I introduce other weaned from different group to them ??
Yes.
I've also found that if you need to introduce another female or a male into an already established colony, it works best to add a freshly weaned little one.