by rolandslf » Wed Feb 11, 2015 7:54 am
@ Mitton - I have no proof that it is the male, excepting that the female produces a high amount of eggs every time I breed her. On average between 14 and 20.
This season produced the highest amount of live babies, 5 in total, of which 2 died because they never managed to break out of the sack.
On a good note however, I checked on the babies before coming to work this morning, and Baby 3 has shed and that protruding Umbilical has disappeared, even the belly has closed up. My feeling is that I have ended up with 3 live babies.
I will not breed the female this coming season, but I will most probably send her to Byron on a Breeding venture next season, to test out my Male Deficiency Theory.
It is better to be Pissed Off than Pissed On.
Roland Friskin