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breeding questions!

mattlogsdon Sep 06, 2004 07:58 PM

hello all, i have a year and a half possibly 2 year old female corn snake.. she is about a foot and a half long. i had just gotten a male corn snake that was born in mid-july and is about the length of a pencil... my question is.. how will increase the males size faster to be able to mate with my female corn snake when the time comes? thanks in advance! -matthew

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Amanda E Sep 07, 2004 06:38 AM

I wouldn't worry too much. Males can breed at a much younger age/smaller size than females. Though while young (under a year old) you can feed him every 4-5 days. Any more than this is unhealthy (AKA powerfeeding).

Just to let you know, females can be bred smaller, but the generally recommended size is at least 300 grams and 3 feet. If you breed them smaller than this, I've heard that you have a greater likelihood of eggbinding.
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