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BP weight "categories"?
How would you categorize your bp's by weight?
For example (I'm just making a rough guess here):
| Hatchling |
0-200g |
| Sub-adult |
200-1000g |
| Adult |
1000g+ |
Does this vary between males and females? I ask this since males can start breeding at half the weight of a female, and are generally smaller as adults.
And as a side question, what weight do you usually start breeding your females at?
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0.1 Pied het Albino |
| 1.0 Albino het Pied |
0.1 Hog Island Boa |
| 0.1 het Albino, 50% het Pied |
0.1 Black lab |
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I was wondering the same thing.
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Re: BP weight "categories"?
Good question. I think the "categories" are at the owner's discretion. For me, I call a hatchling anything under about 300g. My "sub adults" are anything from 300g to ___ and my adults are roughly 1500g and breedable (at least for females). There's a lot of overlap too. Most of my collection is 4-600g and I consider them subadults. I do have one 2000g girl and she's what I call an "adult".
As for what age do you start breeding females, most will tell you no sooner than 1500g. If you have the experience, you can breed sooner.
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Re: BP weight "categories"?
My normal male is 535 grams
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Re: BP weight "categories"?
 Originally Posted by Gerardo
My normal male is 535 grams
I would consider him a sub-adult/juvenile. But then again...it's really a matter of preference.
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