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    Re: Banana Mystery?!

    Quote Originally Posted by JBarlow View Post
    If they get too old/big boys tend to get very lazy when it comes to breeding.
    Older and bigger males breed just fine, the key is to keep them lean, it's all about proportions.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: Banana Mystery?!

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Older and bigger males breed just fine, the key is to keep them lean, it's all about proportions.
    That's what I was trying to get at, maybe it didn't come across as intended. Basically don't fatten them up like you would your girls.

    Dont get me wrong though, it's not like a big chunky male won't breed at all... Just they really take their time about doing it. The leaner more flighty ones tend to get down to business much quicker.
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