Desdemona
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I read a little bit about basic breeding care. It seems like if you wanted less than the possible 20 babies then you could just take the male out early. The sites I read didn't say anything about removing the male in season, kind of like it just wasn't done, but no reason why.
So, I am curious as to why. Does it harm the female since she has started to produce the eggs? Do males stay with the female during the whole season in the wild?
So, I am curious as to why. Does it harm the female since she has started to produce the eggs? Do males stay with the female during the whole season in the wild?