Mentally ready, no. Able to care for a child, no. Physically able to cary a baby safely, if she is menstrating probably. Is it a good idea NO!!! Back in the day people started to have children at a much younger age, probably around say 12-13 years old. But we only lived 25 years back then. If a dragon isn't ready to breed it won't, if it ovulates it is ready. if it ovulates it could develop infertile eggs which can be more dangerous. Generally if a dragon is big enough and has stopped growing and displays adult behaviors it is ready. If it is 24 months old weighs 200 grams and still seems to be a juvinile it isn't ready. you have to know dragons to determine when a dragon is ready.
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Derek Affonce

DeKeAff Exotics

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• Breeding Age for Dragons - grimdog, Mon Jun 30 09:50:38 2003
• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - Mattman, Mon Jun 30 10:35:16 2003
• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - grimdog, Mon Jun 30 10:48:23 2003
• Thanks for the advise.. More - Mattman, Mon Jun 30 11:44:50 2003
• I have a 9 year old female that is still producing . . more - nathan23, Mon Jun 30 12:54:16 2003
• Why I say 18 mo. - Christyj, Mon Jun 30 14:20:35 2003
• RE: Why I say 18 mo. - grimdog, Mon Jun 30 14:27:01 2003
• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - Axe, Mon Jun 30 16:24:20 2003
• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - grimdog, Mon Jun 30 18:30:10 2003
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• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - grimdog, Mon Jun 30 19:38:24 2003
• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - Axe, Tue Jul 1 00:14:26 2003
• RE: Breeding Age for Dragons - grimdog, Tue Jul 1 07:54:55 2003
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