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    Re: Getting Into Breeding

    Here is an estimated list:
    three slot adult rack for breeder size animals - $380
    nine slot baby rack - $250
    ten slot grow up rack $400
    incubator $400
    thermostats - $120 per figure on at least three
    ten slot adult rack - $600 - $900
    rats to feed everyone - $30 pr/wk
    bedding $50 pr/mt
    You won't need everything at once but if babies don't sell,
    or any number of things occur and you have them for a long
    period of time some of these other expenses will kick in.
    This is by no means a complete list add cleaning supplys, vet care and more.
    I have seen too many people get in over their heads and then the animals suffer.
    Be prepared and be realistic.

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    Re: Getting Into Breeding

    Quote Originally Posted by brock lesser View Post
    Here is an estimated list:
    three slot adult rack for breeder size animals - $380
    nine slot baby rack - $250
    ten slot grow up rack $400
    incubator $400
    thermostats - $120 per figure on at least three
    ten slot adult rack - $600 - $900
    rats to feed everyone - $30 pr/wk
    bedding $50 pr/mt
    You won't need everything at once but if babies don't sell,
    or any number of things occur and you have them for a long
    period of time some of these other expenses will kick in.
    This is by no means a complete list add cleaning supplys, vet care and more.
    I have seen too many people get in over their heads and then the animals suffer.
    Be prepared and be realistic.
    Thank you so much! I really appreciate a full list (besides the obvious cleaning/vet/other unexpected costs). I'll probably save up and breed her next season, wish me luck! ^.^

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