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I've got a pair of beadeds which appear by all counts to be a true male/female pair. Both are robust and hearty.
The one I believe is a female has been fasting for a couple of months now. In fact tonight she refused to eat. I offered the leftovers to the "male" who gobbled them down.
Do Beadeds tend to fast when they have eggs developing?
Love to hear some opinions.
Doug T
I cannot answer your question but I dig the photo!
Best of luck with her.
Chris
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Christopher E. Smith
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My female ate untill she was within a month of laying. If the animal in the photo is the female she doesn't appear gravid. It's pretty easy to tell, they appear to have eatten a huge rat!
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John Light
She doesn't look like she's eaten a rat so might just be she doesn't want more food.
Thanks!
Doug T
>>My female ate untill she was within a month of laying. If the animal in the photo is the female she doesn't appear gravid. It's pretty easy to tell, they appear to have eatten a huge rat!
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>>John Light
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