do u think i can ......

wow thats a big size difference .... im not to sure about this one ... but i doubt it

i agree with the others and wait another year...if you push him and he decides to go off feed your looking for trouble...

I know plenty of people who breed as small as 400grams. personally I really try to push them to hit the 600g mark, even at 600g males still look small to me lol, but I know they are breedable.

in this case, I would definately wait, hes just a little dude, let him grow imo :]

I have an 09 Pastel that sits at 550 grams and i tossed him in with my 2100 gram female huge size different but his size isnt gonna matter if hes not old enough to produce sperm plugs so.. Id say hes not old enough anyway.. Hes not even breaking 300 which leads me to believe hes not gonna give youanyhing anyway. My opinion your just gonna stress him out. If hes stops eatting deff stop trying my opinion dont try it this year.

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Originally Posted by Gordon21

alright lol just making sure but i think ima try and find a bigger male so i can breed cuz i really want to but im just gonna look for one and see

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lol looks more like MOMMY and SON

alright thnks guys and yea ima wait with him but ima try and find me a bigger male so i can try to breed cuz i really wanna but i think i might just have to wait a while

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Originally Posted by Gordon21

do u think i can breed my 250g male with my 1500g female ?

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Unless your name is Jasballs and you drink from the magic Molson bottle....BG highly doubts it.:D:D

lmao thats funny

Why dont you save up and buy a co/dominant male morph (maybe a pastel, spider, mojave, pinstripe, cinny, etc..) and wait until next season and try breeding? During that time, get things setup, such as your hatchling rack with a thermostat and incubator with a thermostat.... Unless you've set these things up already...
~Brandon

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Originally Posted by Gordon21

alright thnks guys and yea ima wait with him but ima try and find me a bigger male so i can try to breed cuz i really wanna but i think i might just have to wait a while

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No offense but didn't you JUST get your husbandry all figured out?

I think you are jumping the gun a little bit.

Are you prepared for babies? Do you have an incubator and space for the babies to live when they are hatched? Do you have access to appropriately sized prey for the babies?

This is not just something you do because you want to. You need to be prepared for any and all situations.