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Thinking Very Hard About Breeding My Own Mice...

Thank you Wade. I wasn't sure how to say all that without sounding stupid. (But according to this guy, I guess I already am stupid.)
 
Yes wade you are right. You want to mass produce mice you do need to know a bit more and do a bit more. What I am saying is this is more then likely a kid who wants to breed a tank or 2.

I was just stating that for that purpose you guys were all being way to scientific.

I mean how many snakes do you even plan on feeding with these mice.
 
Reptileman81 said:
Yes wade you are right. You want to mass produce mice you do need to know a bit more and do a bit more. What I am saying is this is more then likely a kid who wants to breed a tank or 2.

I was just stating that for that purpose you guys were all being way to scientific.

I mean how many snakes do you even plan on feeding with these mice.
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I see your point Josh. But then again Look at it like this.

I started with 4 colonies. I now have over 20 mice 2 rats and 2 ASF colonies. The info I had to learn wasnt scientific it was specific.

Yes sticking a male and a female mouse together you get pinkies... But the same can be said if you put a male and female snake together. Even if this young person doesnt continue through with reptiles and/or rodent care, as they get older, In the grand sceme of things does it even matter that the knowledge was shared..... So why hold back knowledge that may inspire a young mind, even if only for a while?
 
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