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Re: Best food on a budget
Originally Posted by Gizmo
I have seen, at least with fancy rats and mice, that dog food will make their pee smell really strong, even in a mix.
The hoppers I made are 1/4 inch mesh. I think it will be okay.
Yes I do believe that Dog food does change the smell in the shop by alot.
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Re: Best food on a budget
Exactly lol its too much protien.
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It's necessary in a home made mix as a source of protein. It's not necessary to supplement lab block or sow and piglet food with it. Just make sure you buy the one with the higher protein content. I think mine comes in a green bag and has 18% protein, which is a perfect amount. I do keep a bag of finch mix seeds around and sprinkle a little of that in the cages of nursing and pregnant mothers, the extra fat helps make healthy fat babies.
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Re: Best food on a budget
Oh! Thanks for the tip with the seed. I'll be sure to remember that. X3 I've had my breeders in together for almost a month now and it doesn't seem like my females are getting fat. Should I be doing anything to encourage breeding?
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sunflower seeds for prego and nursing moms, as well as on the first week of rest after weaning the pups. just a little extra source of fat to help the females gain back any lost weight. it has made a big difference in the litters they produce, at least that's what i observed.
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I personally don't do sunflower seeds because they're a bit too high in fat content.
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Re: Best food on a budget
Thanks for the tips guys! I just hope I start getting babies soon.. These boogers are expensive to buy and I have to drive nearly an hour to pick them up! Lmao!
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Driving an hour for rodents is nothing!
Have you gotten them now? How are they?
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Sorry for the double post, but remember when waiting for babies that ASFs can take up to 6 months to get started. Whereas with mice, 6-10 months is about the last good time for them to have a litter.
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Re: Best food on a budget
Asfs seem to take forever to grow up and start producing, but when they do, watch for tons of babies!
I fed mine the hog feed from the UFA store. 50lb bag for $18. I'd also buy a small bag of bird seed to mix in as well.
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