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    Re: Male to female ratio

    Quote Originally Posted by robert7107 View Post
    OK.. do they go by age and weight for breeding? Please forgive been out of it for a while trying to reeducate myself

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    For males it's more of a weight thing, while young male can breed successfully I have better success with males in the 650 grams and up range. Again small male can do it but you have to be a lot more careful as breeding can seriously take it's toll on a male.

    For female it is a combination of age weight but also overall look.
    Deborah Stewart


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