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I want to breed a Giant leo male who is about 65 grams with a few females all about 35 grams...the male is twice thier size...anybody tried this??? is it a danger to the females???...will this even work???
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Chris
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I would wait till female is 50g or more to be safe for it's female
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Preston Berry
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I certainly agree with CoolGecko. 325 Grams is a little to small to breed especially with a 65 Gram male.
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Dog-Molly
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A little too small to breed with anything, actually. Wait until she's about 45-50g. Plus, if the male is a giant, he's probably still really young, at 65g.
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My blood is workin', but my, my heart is...DEAD!
LOL..i meant 35 Grams!=)
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Dog-Molly
3 great female Leo's-Doory, Floe, and Darla
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