I have no real reason to believe this has anything to do with your problem but I'm surprised nobody has mentioned it:
You got him over 2000 grams and have 'slimmed him down' to 1650? Maybe losing 400+ grams is putting his body in a position to feel unfit for the energy tax of breeding? 1 small rat a week doesn't seem like starving him, so don't think that's what I'm accusing you of or anything. I just wonder if the weight loss itself is affecting him.
Yeah I like my males small, but I wouldn't try to make a big male smaller!!!
Yeah I like my males small, but I wouldn't try to make a big male smaller!!!
Could we get some more incite into the reasoning behind that Jon?
I've bred males from 400 grams to 2600 grams and had good luck with all sizes of males, just curious why you have a preference for smaller size?
Could we get some more incite into the reasoning behind that Jon?
I've bred males from 400 grams to 2600 grams and had good luck with all sizes of males, just curious why you have a preference for smaller size?
one of the breeders that got me started breeding also likes his males around the 700 to 900 gram range. not that he gets rid of them after they get over 900 grams. it's just the size he likes them at. he was probably most successful with males at that size. my best breeders are well over the 1000 gram mark. big not fat
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