does anyone know?
i heard of 3 years max but some said up to 5 years .
any breeders can give advise?
thank you..
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how many years can a female breed?
dragoness
Dec 12, 2006 09:03 PM
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jakentbc
Dec 13, 2006 09:11 AM
if you are a breeder.....3 years is most beneficial to the person breeding. that way the most amount of eggs are laid and there is a higher chance of them hatchin
if you are a pet owner...8 years is possible although you would be putting an old dragon through some tough times, and you'll get the opposite effect for a younger dragon ( ie...less eggs and more slugs)
ALSO, it depends on how you cycle your dragons and how many cluthes she has per year. some people really abuse their females by making them breed twice per year
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