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    Re: Another "weight" question...

    The 'suggested weight' is baloney... I've had several females lay when they were less then 1000g I've got one that has laid good fertile clutches 2 years in a row and her post lay weight is around 700g Don't listen to what the 'experts' say... Fer crying out loud... I SWEAR that the WORST information DOESN'T come from newbies... I comes from people with 2-5 years experience who feel that they now 'KNOW IT ALL.....' IF YOU BREED YOUR FEMALE AND SHE IS MATURE ENOUGH TO LAY EGGS, THEN SHE WILL LAY EGGS...... PERIOD..... You can quote me on that... I'm sure it will be an earth shattering revelation for some......
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