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0nce eggs successfully start to hatch then the propagator's work really begins. Yet again a little pre planning will greatly assist in this, the most labour intensive area of captive breeding. Chicks hatching under parents will require close monitoring and for those hatching in incubators where a mo...
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The sight of your first captive produced egg, is generally easily remembered by any breeder. But this is only one step, be it a very important one, to be passed prior to a successful breeding. The next hurdle is incubation. As with other areas of captive breeding, you are faced with several...
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For anyone considering beginning a breeding project, a decision has to be taken on what approach to take. Generally speaking, this will depend on the amount of time and resource you are able to put into the project. 1f' you have limited time then a natural breeding project might well be your choice....
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