Jerm
Avid Member
Hello everyone,
My female ambanja panther has just layed her 7th clutch of eggs, 43 of them. I have read somewhere that a lot of times they die after their 7th clutch. Has anyone else heard this? I have kept up with her supplimentation, and she seems to be in very good health. She is a year and a half old now and most of her clutches were pretty large ones, around 42. I would like to retire her but I'm not sure how to do it. Does anyone have experience with doing this? Even if I stop breeding her she will continue to lay eggs, so how exactly do you retire a female panther? I am going to try cooling her down. I bought her as a baby so I am attatched to her and don't want to see her die, but I know that her time is limited. Suggestions and comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
My female ambanja panther has just layed her 7th clutch of eggs, 43 of them. I have read somewhere that a lot of times they die after their 7th clutch. Has anyone else heard this? I have kept up with her supplimentation, and she seems to be in very good health. She is a year and a half old now and most of her clutches were pretty large ones, around 42. I would like to retire her but I'm not sure how to do it. Does anyone have experience with doing this? Even if I stop breeding her she will continue to lay eggs, so how exactly do you retire a female panther? I am going to try cooling her down. I bought her as a baby so I am attatched to her and don't want to see her die, but I know that her time is limited. Suggestions and comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
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