how big does a corn have to be to breed?
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until next time make mine slither.herb
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breeding size
housesnakes
May 15, 2006 06:35 AM
Replies (3)
Nisa
May 15, 2006 06:50 AM
Females 3', 300g, and 3 yrs old.
Some say males when they feel like it.
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3.4 Normal Ball pythons (Hoss, Little Man, Adam, Helen, Annabel Lee and the new girls who gets named when they eat)
0.2 Snow corns (Legolas, Eurydice)
1.0 Amel het charcoal (Orlando)
1.0 Hypo het anery het Amel (Antony)
0.1 Amel het Stripe (Cleopatra)
1.0 Caramel Motley poss het Amel (Flick)
0.1 Amber (Amberly)
0.1 Normal Cal King snake (Sidhe which sounds exactly like "she"
0.0.1 GTP (Kissy the Red)
1.1 Haitian Boa (Enkil and Akasha)
And bunches of furry pets
tspuckler
May 15, 2006 06:52 AM
Corn snakes are capable of breeding at relatively small sizes, although most breeders I've talked to recommend wating until the female is at least 36 inches long. Male can be smaller - a 28 inch male can successfully breed.
Tim
Third Eye
BlueKing
May 15, 2006 09:18 PM
Check my post above ("First eggs of season", the female is a 03' (just under 3 years old), is 36" long exactly and actually weighed under 300 grams and I didn't think she'd produce, but she did. Six good eggs - no slugs! This makes it the youngest & smallest ever for me!
Zee
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