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    Re: Male big enough - but too young?

    For lack of a more scientific explanation, it is a crap shoot. I have had males that were 450 grams breed numerous females and not produce an egg. My original Spider male bred at 5 months old, sired 5 clutches that year, and had his first baby actually pip and hatch before he was 1 year old. I have also had 1000 plus gram 2 year old males not breed, but breed their third year. There really isn't any harm in putting a young small male in with 1 or 2 females (too much breeding at a young age and when small could have some negative consequences). If he wants to breed he will. Wether or not he can successfully fertilize eggs is up to the gods.

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    Tim Bailey
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