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Pairing young females to encourage feeding
Hi everyone,
I've recently read that pairing a younger female that's 1100g+ to a male, can help encourage feeding and reduce the chance of a long fast,
Has anyone tried this?
I know that 1500g+ is the norm for breeding, I'm just curious.
Thanks!
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Yes it can be done, should it be done well it depends on more factor than weight.
Would I pair a 12 or 18 months old 1100 grams female for her to resume feeding? Nope
Would I do the same with a 3 year old female? Yes
On the top of that it is also a matter of proportions.
While you goal might be that your animal resume feeding, the end game might still be eggs, so having the right conditions (age, size, proportions) are important.
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If you're not willing to breed her at 1100 grams, you should not pair her with any male. If she's not feeding and becomes gravid and doesn't begin feeding, it would be a double drain on her system.
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