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breeding kenyans need information

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I have a couple of pairs of kenyans.They are 2004 should be more than ready Can someone that has bred them tell me. When you introduced you togheter? Do you cool them down?
How long did you leave them together? Any thing else you think i should now.


Thanks for the information
 
cooling isnt usually necessary. put them together in the beginning of march when spring temps begin. put them together frr 4-5 days at a time, separating for feeding. keep putting them together for a couple months. thanks, scott [email protected]
 
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