breeding the youngsters!!

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Originally Posted by Emilio

The type Roger Clemen's and the homerun king took undecetable. LOL

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O ok :rofl::rofl:

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

Yes, Only 2 hit the mark sofar though. Why am I joking?

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Jas u da man!

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Originally Posted by joepythons

You have 07 females that are in the 1200+ gram range(the norm for suggested breeding weights).What type of steroids are they eating :8:

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I feed My stuff! Here is a 13 month old female.. ON EGGS!


http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...iedEggs001.jpg

I definitely believe it! Early 07s could easily be 1000 grams plus right now, will every snake grow at that kind of rate...likely not... but I Jas obviously knows what he's doing.

Rock on Bro! Good luck!

Jason

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

I feed My stuff! Here is a 13 month old female.. ON EGGS!


http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...iedEggs001.jpg

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Hmm we all need to feed your rodents to our snakes :8:

they say in the wild they find gravid females as small as 700 grams, so who knows

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Originally Posted by chaos

they say in the wild they find gravid females as small as 700 grams, so who knows

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Well, I know I bred her and the 07's that are breeding now..

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

Well, I know I bred her and the 07's that are breeding now..

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Jas, have you had any issues breeding under the "recommended" weight/age?

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Originally Posted by Enve

Jas, have you had any issues breeding under the "recommended" weight/age?

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just smaller amount of eggs. Females seem to pick back up on food faster then the big girls.. and the babies seem to always take after mom.. (the females breeding now are from a young first clutch mom)!!

From what I've been told and have seen most breeders will do the 2 years old and 1200+ grams before even thinking of putting that female in to breeding. It's quite dangerous when you over feed a young snake like that and then highly dangerous for that snake to be breeding at that age. It's known that young snakes like that do hold a high rick of becoming egg bound and or dieing. Why not just hold those girls back for another year or two? Why put their lives in danger? Just a bit to risky in my eyes.