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Posted by: rtdunham at Thu Feb 16 21:59:38 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rtdunham ] tim, my experience has been a little different. the majority of my females breed at 18 months and are at least 3 1/2 feet long at that time. but to answer the original question in this thread: i think weight's a better predictor of success. The vast majority of females that come out of brumation at 400 grams will breed just fine. If they come out of brumation at 400 grams or larger AND feeding aggressively, they can be 550 or 600 grams or more by the time they're copulating. I like relying on a gram scale (staples or office depot often has them for under $100). | ||
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