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Halting breeding
I read that asfs should not be separated from each other due to the difficulty of reintroducing the separate colony member. So if you wanted to stop breeding for a few months do you take the male out and let him live by himself?
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Re: Halting breeding
I wouldn't, they will probably kill him when you reintroduce him. You could try vanilla extract on all of their noses, but they still would probably reject him.
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Re: Halting breeding
 Originally Posted by bivman
I wouldn't, they will probably kill him when you reintroduce him. You could try vanilla extract on all of their noses, but they still would probably reject him.
So there isnt a way to halt asf breedings that is not permanent? 
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Re: Halting breeding
Not really, I usually just start another colony. Then I feed off the male in the established colony, and let the females finish nursing. Then I feed them off, and by then the next colony is usually ready to start again.
Hope this helps.
0.1 Normal (Bella)
1.0 Het Russo (Felix)
0.1 Het Russo (Alisha)
1.0 Pewter (Rocco)
0.1 Bumblebee (Janine)
0.1 Russo White Diamond (Blanco)
0.1 Black Pastel (Blackie)
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Re: Halting breeding
Originally Posted by bivman
Not really, I usually just start another colony. Then I feed off the male in the established colony, and let the females finish nursing. Then I feed them off, and by then the next colony is usually ready to start again.
Hope this helps.
Ohhh I see thanks for the response!
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Halting breeding
You cam separate but the reintroduce, change everything around in the enclosure and reintroducebthevgroup
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Halting breeding
Originally Posted by barbie.dragon
So there isnt a way to halt asf breedings that is not permanent?
I've found that I have had success introducing just weaned babies into an already established colony.
So, if you have a few colonies, you can remove the male from one, and replace with a just weaned male when you want to continue breeding.
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