I mean if he has reach 600-700 grams. And is it safe for a snake that young to be breeding? Just curious.
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Is it possible for a male bp to produce sperm plugs within 6 months?
reptilenewby
Jan 06, 2005 04:02 AM
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Rich_Crowley
Jan 06, 2005 08:06 AM
Yes. I had a pastel male successfully breed at six months and around 550g. Fertility was low, but it was productive. No pastels however.
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Luke9815
Jan 06, 2005 05:35 PM
Last year I bought my male pastel in Daytona...he's a mouse eater but I tried him anyway....bred sucessfully at 420 grams....5 eggs 2.0 pastels and 1.2 normals!
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serpentcity
Jan 07, 2005 09:54 PM
...last year my 8 month old 720 gm pastel bred one female...3 of 6 eggs were good...2 female pastels and 1 normal...although one of the pastels was a runt from a partially-slugged egg and did not survive...hopefully my male mojave will do at least as well this year!!
Scott J. Michaels DVM
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