Hi, concolor1! I don't mind if people recognize me (greatballzofire). I took the name pyromaniac when I first started with pyros.
Some info I found:
"Average size: 5.25-7 feet (Larger animals are out there, but are MUCH rarer than it seems. Most "7-footers" that people talk about are actually 6' long animals that can be STRETCHED to 6.5 or 6.75', but are easily mistaken as appearing bigger than they actually are! Average weight: 4-8 pounds Average lifespan: 10-15 years (but 25 year old animals are recorded) " This is from a care sheet by cityreptiles.

So my big baby has three more pounds to go before she is of any safe breeding size. I'm in no big hurry, these are pets mainly, not a source of income.

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• Proper weight to Breed Pacific Gopher? - pyromaniac, Tue Dec 22 13:10:33 2009
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• Ah, I Recognize That Picture . . . - concolor1, Fri Dec 25 12:08:51 2009
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