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I just picked up a male salmon boa (Ihle line).I purchased him as a yearling.As a matter of fact he just made a year last month.I don't want to push or overfeed him.I just wanted to know at what age a male salmon was able to breed?I was thinking maybe 3 1/2 years old? Thank You.Your comments are appreciated. Ash Lopez
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Salmons will breed much younger. People have bred males at 18 months and females at 2 1/2 years. My males are closing in 18 months now and are already interested in the ladies.
By the way, very nice salmon you got there. Is he a super?
Sam
Thanks Sam,I actually got him from ClassReptilla but he is pure Salmon from Salmon /Salmon breeding so he's POSS SUPER.Wow 18 MONTHS !!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT ! That soon. Incredible.Thanks!! Ash.
Here's his girlfriend almost 4 years old.
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Hey Ash! Beautiful boas you have there! Tat female is beautiful and the salmon is KILLER! The father of your het. albinos was barely 2 years old when he bred and my salmon female that gave birth to a litter of 19 babies was just under 5 feet long and 33-34 months old. Good luck with your boas! Take care.
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Derek Roberts
Sonoran Reptile Breeders
sonoranreptile@cox.net
"As we wait here for a sign, we are greeted by the end of time." --Zao
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