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Question on Breeding

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I have a group of 4 females and one male. All are 50+ grams. I was wondering on what all of you would suggest would be the right time to start breeding them. I was wondering if it would be best to wait until Feb or a specific weight. Much thanks, Chris.
 
50grams should be fine, & yes wait till Jan-Feb-Mar, By then they will even be more fattened up and ready!
 
I agree with Overton, wait for the beginning of the year. 50g is the minimum weight for breeding. I like my females closer to 60g because it makes it easier for them. By the beginning of the year they should be close to that.
 
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