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A few stats of mine;

Top two heaviest Hondos;
Male first clutch 07; 233 Grams; Temp Gun on Snake 60F
Female 07; 193 Grams; Temp Gun on Snake 61.2F/// In Blue

Bottom Two Lightest Hondos;
Male 07; 144 Grams; Temp Gun on Snake 62F
Male 07; 160 Grams; Temp Gun on Snake 63F/// In Blue

The lightest Male is a very slow grower, however he eats as much or more then the others, interesting.
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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."
My 2008 Care Sheet & The BRB Stats. Username: brb@kingsnake.com

I realized after looking over my posts that it was a bit non descriptive.

This post was mainly in response to a thread posted a few days ago about age and weight along with cooling and general information.

One of the females shed and popped which I thought was odd since I allowed almost three weeks to clean out there systems before I started the cooling process, which took roughly three weeks.

Last week I hit the lowest temp I can go on my Helix thermostat and the temperatures noted where the lowest thus far. I do not plan on feeding during this time as I believe its to cold.

Two of my snakes in my opinion are noticeably skinny relative to the rest and this concerns me, because of this I maybe taking them out of brumation before February. I plan to take weekly temps/weighs and monitor these two in particular. Other then that no major issues.
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Jason A.
"Long time Herper, first year Breeder `07."
My 2008 Care Sheet & The BRB Stats. Username: brb@kingsnake.com