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RE: Smallest breeders???

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Posted by: SoLA at Mon Feb 9 20:48:19 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SoLA ]  
   

Crazy Matt. I have always been someone who keeps animals on a little slower feeding and slightly cooler temps (especially the Latin American animals that spend the majority of their time in dense shade.

So I think of myself as someone who tries to mimic a more realistic feeding they would be getting in the wild, but seeing how small they can be to reproduce, maybe I am pumping them up more than I even should be if I want to stay more realistic.

But still, some of the animals I got in are super small for their age. One female is like 4 years old and 115g. I better watch out for a litter of 12 from her tonight!


   

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