illinoisguy
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Has it worked for you? How long before or and how much?
I've heard BOSS will help get does in the mood...
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SableSteel
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A change in diet can bring make does want to breed sometimes, but BOSS itself doesn't do much.
shazza
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yeah, BOSS really just seems to get them fat. apple cider vinegar in the water is probably a better bet if you're having breeding trouble. about a teaspoon or so (i would just use the cap) in her bottle and in a week or so they're usually feeling a bit more into it.
BOSS contains Vitamin E which plays a role in both the willingness to breed and its success. Vitamin A is also important.
Pelleted feed includes sufficient levels of these vitamins at the time of manufacturing, but if the feed is stored for prolonged periods or in poor storage conditions, these vitamins can be lost.
So there are circumstances where BOSS can make a difference and the same applies to dark leafy plants for Vitamin A. But only if the reluctance to breed is due to vitamin deficiency.
Pelleted feed includes sufficient levels of these vitamins at the time of manufacturing, but if the feed is stored for prolonged periods or in poor storage conditions, these vitamins can be lost.
So there are circumstances where BOSS can make a difference and the same applies to dark leafy plants for Vitamin A. But only if the reluctance to breed is due to vitamin deficiency.
