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Changing feed
I am thinking of changing the rodent that I feed. At present I have been breeding mice but am thinking of going to multi mamets. They are suposed to have loads of babies. I purchased a trio last week so I will see what happen.
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02-10-07, 05:00 PM
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I've just started breeding these guys & one female has dropped 13 babies. They're excellent, smell-wise but they don't half bite..........
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They are great to have; they have turned over time a lot of stubborn non-feeders into eating machines for me. Be careful with your fingers though!...... Pittbull Mice should be a better fitting name for them, I think
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I feed frozen mice and multi mamets. Usually the multi mamets drop 15 babies every four weeks. The babies are bigger than mice babies - maybe to big for hatchlings. Two of my corns refuse multi mamets... and pitbull mice should be the name for them
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How are you getting on with the multi's Paul?
I got a trio just over a week ago, so far no biting, no smelling and no mess - I find them to be really clean little things. Just gotta wait for babies lol. |
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04-05-07, 05:38 AM
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So far had just the one litter from the brown female (2 days ago), not very large litter but have been told there first couple are normaly smallish.
Love your mood, sums you up just right. LOL
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