They never really stop growing. They just slow down drastically as they get older. And breeding adults fluctuate a lot due to going on and off feed.
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07-21-2012, 12:36 AM
CCarr33
What should they be at around 6 months and a year?
I'm trying to make my BP as healthy as possible.
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07-21-2012, 12:38 AM
DooLittle
This will vary from snake to snake, eating habits, and male to female. If they are eating, pooping, and putting on weight, I wouldn't worry. :)
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07-21-2012, 12:46 AM
satomi325
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Originally Posted by CCarr33
What should they be at around 6 months and a year?
I'm trying to make my BP as healthy as possible.
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There's no set weight average . All snakes grow at their own pace. I have a 7 month old sitting around 800 grams. She's a beast and eats like pig. I also have 3 other girls her age who are 450-500 grams. I also have a year old male sitting at 400 grams because hes a really finicky eater and chooses to eat every couple weeks.
As long as your snake looks healthy and have good muscle tone, I wouldn't worry about it too much.
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07-21-2012, 02:12 PM
Royal Chick
They vary drastically and not all snakes will grow to their average length either. I have a six year old female that is 3.5 feet and a male that is a year and a half old and already sitting at 2' 10'' so you never know. I have a good feeling my male will definitely surpass my female in length and weight. I don't worry about it really because they are both in perfect health and I have everything in their tanks set up just as they need them. As long as you have temps, humidity, and housing set up correctly and your baby is eating on a fairly usual schedule there's no reason to worry.
