Is it possible to breed pacmans without using hormones???

[MatthewM1]

Goodluck in your search for info. All the big breeders figured most of it out by trial and error and aren't really willing to let the information they've learned over the years slip out. But from what I've learned I'm my searches, it's very difficult to get 1.1 to breed. If I remember correctly most do it with atleast 3.1

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[Mentat]

...But from what I've learned I'm my searches, it's very difficult to get 1.1 to breed. If I remember correctly most do it with at least 3.1

Yes, this appears to be because, conditioned females have to see a choice of competing males, before selecting one .

[ICEMAN]

3.1? Huh... I'm guessing that has to do with male competition or something. Well looks like I need to save up!! Where did you get hat information?

[Hypnotic]

Too bad I don't live near you. I have 4 confirmed males out of 6 frogs, and one is still unsexed. My money is on male.
I have a gift for selecting females that are males.

[mikesfrogs]

For natural breeding it's atleast 3 males to one girl. Mainly because you will be guessing when to breed them. There are lists of signs that us breeders see and know when to breed naturally.

Most of the general public will never see the hormone info