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    To Breed Or Not To Breed?

    My normal girl is a very slow growing 1400g 07' i herd of people breeding nautrally small females a number of times because there just slow growers but they do have age on them. What do you guys think




    Pics of her with a quarter on her for size comparason. I think shes a good size but what do you guys think? (she was 1400g last year too but i decided to let it go because shes a slow grower)

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    Re: To Breed Or Not To Breed?

    great =) i was pairing my bee with my pastel female but no locks even though she has follicular development and im giving my big normal girl off this year.
    I was really hoping for some super pastels and killer bees, but hey, better bees pastels and spiders then nothing

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    Re: To Breed Or Not To Breed?

    the bee is proven, but if i see if these two lock, itll let me know if its the pastel girl or the bee..

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    She's good to go I would breed her the main thing is does she have the fat reserves? i would answer yes, she has great girth.
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