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    Re: Young males breeding successfully.... A closer look.

    Quote Originally Posted by ted1025 View Post
    1.) how old was your male? - Was a July hatchling, started rotating him into breeding in November, so 5 months
    2.) how much did he weigh? - 243 grams when first paired
    3.) how many females did you attempt to breed him to that season? 2
    4.) what were the approximate weights of the girls you bred him with? 1500ish & 1200ish
    5.) what was the end result with each female you paired him with? - Both laid 4 egg clutches, all eggs hatched 100% healthy

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    6.) did you have any problems with the male during or after the breeding rotations? - Nothing serious, if he skipped a meal then he would not be rotated back in until he ate again
    7.) what comments would you like to contribute? - just make sure the small male keeps eating and stop rotating him in if he stops eating
    Were females around him while growing up(not in his tub), or just males, or mix
    Last edited by KingPythons; 09-13-2011 at 06:27 PM.
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