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RE: new female

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Posted by: tglazie at Thu May 31 05:50:40 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tglazie ]  
   

This depends largely on size. Considering the animals coming into the states right now (four to five inches being typical), anything between five hundred and one thousand grams is normal. Above that is strange (possibly the result of eggs), and below that is a sign of dehydration or some other malnourished state. However, I have seen some smaller, completely healthy specimins begin their captive life around three hundred grams. Under a normal feeding regimin, however, they did ofcourse gain weight, even if it took several months to see the result.

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