Like I said 3 times before 40-50 grams.

Also age and size are not the same thing. A leo can be obese at 3-6 months and be 50 grams. They would not meet one of the first requirents, maturity. 40-50 grams at 9 months of age is all the larger and older a leo needs to be to breed. Breeders that have been working with leos for over 30 years also go by these size requirements, so I am not alone in these sizes (actually I'm in real good company). I would also not be suprised if the same breeders that told you 70-80 grams breed their leos at 40 grams.

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• LeoLady420........ - garweft, Tue Mar 27 13:37:27 2007
• RE: LeoLady420........ - LeoLady420, Wed Mar 28 11:34:50 2007
• RE: LeoLady420........ - garweft, Wed Mar 28 17:58:58 2007
• RE: LeoLady420........ - herphaven1, Wed Mar 28 20:09:56 2007
• RE: LeoLady420........ - TonyC130, Wed Mar 28 22:12:38 2007
• RE: LeoLady420........ - LeoLady420, Thu Mar 29 10:41:39 2007
• I never said 30.... - garweft, Thu Mar 29 21:47:15 2007
• RE: I never said 30.... - LeoLady420, Fri Mar 30 13:26:01 2007
• try again..... - garweft, Fri Mar 30 17:41:39 2007