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Thread: growth rates

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    growth rates

    just a quick question. which grow faster, the males or the females?
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    Re: growth rates

    Males.
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    Re: growth rates

    I agree the males grow faster and usually larger.
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    Re: growth rates

    Definitely the males. I have a male that is half the age of one of my females, and he outweighs her by 30g. My breeding females are around 300g, while my largest male (he is still growing) is around 400g+.
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