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Thread: Hi all/Update

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    Registered User ElwoodG's Avatar
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    Hi all/Update

    Hi guys I know its been a while since i've been on so i thought i would update everyone.

    To start i got my girl eating rats, and now i have no problem feeding her. she is gaining good healthy weight and growing. so im very happy bout that.

    I don't know if i got the humidity down to a science or if she grew out of it, but she now has perfect full sheds everytime. and her health in general is just great all around.

    Now i have a question... i would like to breed her at some point, even find someone to do a 50/50 or pick of the litter or something. so im wondering how big on average she would have to be to even consider breeding her. right now she is about 500g which i know is too small, so im just wondering what size would be ok to try at?

    I guess also roughly how long would you think it would take to get to a mature breeding size, ready by next breeding season? or another 2yrs or more etc.

    Thanks for the help guys. love being a part of the community.
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    Re: Hi all/Update

    My standards would be:

    3rd winter (roughly 3 years old)
    1600 grams

    I don't like to have any type of complications like a female becoming egg bound because she was a tad to small. So I go for bigger weights or I don't breed them.

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    Re: Hi all/Update

    thanks for that. i kinda figured it would be around that weight. but i've never bred before so i wanted to double check.
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