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Hey there
Ive just got in a few rats and have enough to breed either 4 pairs of 1.1 or I could go 2 pairs of 1.2 or even 1.4 space is not much of an issue here. Im thinking that it wouldnt make a single difference the females would produce the same amount no matter how they were paired up. Am I right?
Yes the females should produce the same wether paired 1.1 or more females to a male. I have 1.3 going right now and my females are producing very well. I would personally only keep one male if he does the job well as the others would be unnecessary.
Pixie
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Keeper of 5 snakes, leopard geckos, 1 green iguana, 20+ tarantulas, 2 dogs & a bunch of rats!
I agree with Pixie, I would recommend going with 1.4. Your females will produce the same amount, and I have heard (though have never experimented with this myself), that they are at their optimum production when there is one male to a mid-sized group of females (1.3 - 1.6).