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View Poll Results: Number of eggs produced in the years following 1500 if bred under 1500 the first time

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    Breeding smaller females

    I am new to ball python breeding and I have read a lot about minimum age and weight for females. My question is how many of you have bred a female under 1500 and had larger clutches from it later in life when they did get over 1500. Or do they seem to have small clutches for the rest of their lives because of breeding them too soon.

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    Re: Breeding smaller females

    Check out Adam Wysocki’s insightful post at this link: http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...smaller&page=3
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    Re: Breeding smaller females

    I read that post that is why I posted this one to see if others have noticed the same thing as him.

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    Re: Breeding smaller females

    Quote Originally Posted by jason79 View Post
    I read that post that is why I posted this one to see if others have noticed the same thing as him.
    I personally have not. Last season was my first year breeding a female smaller than 1500 grams. I had one 1200 gram female lay four eggs for me. She has been pounding rats since then, so I am going to breed her again this season.
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    Re: Breeding smaller females

    Let me know how many eggs you get.

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