Hi all, Just trying to get some opinions on a good feeding schedule to get my male DH SNOW(who i allready think is big 4 his age??)Born 5-29-06 on track 4 breeding in the fall.Thanx 4 looking__Jason

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Hi all, Just trying to get some opinions on a good feeding schedule to get my male DH SNOW(who i allready think is big 4 his age??)Born 5-29-06 on track 4 breeding in the fall.Thanx 4 looking__Jason

One appropriate sized rat every 7-10 days. Don't push your animals to grow for the sake of breeding. He does look like he's got some good growth on him already and may very well go this season without any excessive feeding. Size is not all that matters and maturity will dictate when he is ready to breed. In the long run pushing animals too fast can have many ill effects, I've always though healthy adults produce healthy babies, Good Luck!
Novice keepers are always looking for Successful Big Time Breeders Secrets,regretfuly this isnt one of them.
Healthy animals are grown slow with patience focused on longevity.
TnK
>>One appropriate sized rat every 7-10 days. Don't push your animals to grow for the sake of breeding. He does look like he's got some good growth on him already and may very well go this season without any excessive feeding. Size is not all that matters and maturity will dictate when he is ready to breed. In the long run pushing animals too fast can have many ill effects, I've always though healthy adults produce healthy babies, Good Luck!
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