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View Poll Results: Your opinion on breeding young / small females

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  • Go ahead and try them. They will go if they are ready.

    120 36.81%
  • No, you should wait until they are older, and larger.

    206 63.19%
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    Re: Opinions on breeding young / small females

    Without reading all the prevous posts...

    I have produced from 1100g females before, had nice hatchlings... And still regretted it. Reason: I feed her back up really hood and if I'm lucky she get up to 1300-1400g for the next season. So I get another tiny clutch from her. The same goes for the next season.

    Point is that I have jumped the gun and now I'll fall behind in the long run as the bigger girls are giving normal and large clutches.


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