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info on breeding dumerils

robeyeshua221 Nov 01, 2010 05:27 PM

can any of you advise as to where one might find good info concerning the process, ie. from start to finish, how it might be similar or different to breeding info for b.c.c or b.c.i - i haven't foundany quality informationout there that goes beyond very simple basics anywhere - i did find one breeder selling some videos and i don't mind paying for someone's hard work, yet i love information - i'll take anything you would have time or care to offer or again, a weblink, book source or even advice as to where to find out anything - i am least 2 years from being ready but i want to learn - i have a great pair, a second male and trying to work a deal on a female this week which, of course would put me on 2.2 - i'm asmall fish in a big pond but i'm learning - any suggestions, appreciated

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joeysgreen Nov 03, 2010 07:54 PM

They are a beautiful species but I have not kept them. A friend of mine is the local breeder around here and he's had plenty of success. I don't have much help, but do recall he's had the most success with keeping the pairs together for the entire breeding season (or heck, the whole year minus the month around parturition); while most breeders I hear are always introducing and taking away.

Another thing I recal him talking about is that the offspring have a large percentage that are tough to start eating. He's tried the usual bag of tricks, but what he found works best is to leave the mouse in the cage way past the time that you would normally take it out. If it's not putrid and gross, then it's not ripe for the taking apparently

I hope this little bit helps,

Ian

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