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    Re: ASFs

    That should all be answered in the ASF caresheet.
    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=70828

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    Re: ASFs

    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    Judd, where did you get your wheel? It's all chrome or something like that right? I only have the powder coated ones, and my ASF rats have chewed off a lot of the paint or somehow the paint chipped off and rusted the wheels. I was looking for some like that to buy.
    It is all chrome, i bought it actually, because of you mentioning it on another thread.
    http://www.globalpets.com/SPD/prevue...1113925592.jsp.
    the only problem i have had with it is that it gets squeeky like i need to oil it or something, but i dont want too because i dont want to put anything on it that could be harmful to the rats. Any suggestions?

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    Re: ASFs

    Quote Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny View Post
    What is the breeding cycle like? (Time it takes to get pregnant, gestation, raising babies, weaning, time till adult hood, sexual maturity?)
    The babies you see in my photo's are my first, so i'll take notes as far as how long it takes them to become sexually mature. I bought my group from mcavana (bp.net member) about two months ago, i dont recall how old they were when i picked them up, Mike might know. Hopefully he chimes in....

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    I have found that it varies greatly. The average is probably about 3 months from birth to prego.
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    Re: ASFs

    Quote Originally Posted by juddb View Post
    It is all chrome, i bought it actually, because of you mentioning it on another thread.
    http://www.globalpets.com/SPD/prevue...1113925592.jsp.
    the only problem i have had with it is that it gets squeeky like i need to oil it or something, but i dont want too because i dont want to put anything on it that could be harmful to the rats. Any suggestions?
    I use olive or vegetable oil to lube our rats wheels. Too bad they like to lick it off.

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    Re: ASFs

    Does it pose a problem at all for the ASFs if their wheel is mounted so high off the ground? I like how you can mount the wheels but there ends up being like a 4 or 5 inch gap between the ground and the wheel... Or can they still easily get up onto it?

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    Re: ASFs

    Quote Originally Posted by Mitch21 View Post
    Does it pose a problem at all for the ASFs if their wheel is mounted so high off the ground? I like how you can mount the wheels but there ends up being like a 4 or 5 inch gap between the ground and the wheel... Or can they still easily get up onto it?
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    Re: ASFs

    They can handle it just fine. They can jump straight up, roll over flip and latch on to the top of the screen that is more than a foot high, then let go and be fine. A small gap to the wheel is no biggie.

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    Re: ASFs

    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    They can handle it just fine. They can jump straight up, roll over flip and latch on to the top of the screen that is more than a foot high, then let go and be fine. A small gap to the wheel is no biggie.
    Agreed!!! Then they will run the wheel for hours, literally.

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    Re: ASFs

    I got the chrome wheel too. I got it from Pet Supermarket. I paid the extra $ because it didn't squeak! I guess I just got lucky? I didn't keep the tag, so I can't tell you what brand it is.
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