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How many females to breed to 1 male?
I'm currently raising up a bunch of single codom females. pins, spider, pastels, etc.
I picked up a killer bee male and I'm just wondering how many females could I reasonably pair him with in one season? I've heard 3-4 but I've also heard some breeders going up to 6.
I know there alot of good breeders on here so I would just like hear you guys, how many females do you usually pair with your males in a typical breeding season?
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Re: How many females to breed to 1 male?
my personal opinion would be 4 at the max i wouldnt want to over work the male, just my 2 cents
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Re: How many females to breed to 1 male?
My lesser male has always been a great eater, and he weighs between 800 and 1000 grams generally. He usually eats through the breeding season.
As a result, I gave him 6 girls this year. Fertility has been EXCELLENT.
It depends on the male--some can handle it, and some you wouldn't want to do that with.
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Re: How many females to breed to 1 male?
I have an 08 male Bumble Bee that is currently 750 grams. He should be around 900-1000 grams by the time I breed him in 6 months. I plan on putting him to 6 females. I thought about getting a second male, but most the breeders I talked to said 6 would be fine.
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Re: How many females to breed to 1 male?
I know a breeder who got 13 clutches from a male lesser in one season. He does breed all year long and it wasn't all at once.
I already breed a very young male to only one female his first season. and most my bigger males will pair off with around 5 females
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