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    I just weighed my approximately 18 year old male. He weighs 1,881 grams. He's a bit over 4', about 4 and a half, I think. Is that about normal for a mature adult male? Are females larger than males?

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    Re: Size

    Yes that's a perfectly ok size for a male - some of them just eat less than the females.
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