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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    To me it's really not about weight it's about an overall look for both males or females.

    If the male start looking too lean / skinny and is not eating I will pull him out of rotation either temporarily or permanently.

    Keep in mind that males don't need to get around the same female more than once a month for 2 days.

    And at a 1000 grams there is nothing to worry about.

    A little trick during breeding season keep you male in the smallest tub possible when not breeding, it helps with feeding.
    Deborah Stewart


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