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male intros

I introduce the male to the female when he is 45+ grams, and she is 55+ grams. Is that the info you were looking for, or did you mean time of year or?
 
It depends on when your females are developing follicles. I introduce males pretty much year round.
 
I have a small collection and don't want babies year round. I introduce my males (to the females) around the end of January and keep them together until some time in October.
 
Do you have to put the male in with the female or can you put the female in with the male when you are breeding?
 
I put the male in with the female only because I don't want her to become stressed by being moved to a different place and then not breed.
 
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