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    how much should a baby male royal python weigh?

    how much shud my "baby male royal python weigh?
    ive had him 3 days..
    not sure on his exact age i think hes about 6-8weeks old
    not sure how many feeds his add im guessing about 4/5

    so how much should an average baby male royal python weigh?

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    There is no set weight average.
    They're all born at different sizes and have different growth rates.

    But ball park figure I would say between 50-150grams.

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    Re: how much should a baby male royal python weigh?

    At that age, it really can still vary a lot based on what his hatch weight was. I have some two-week olds that range from 54g-82g (before first meal), which is a pretty big difference. Yours looks like he has good body condition, so I'd say he weighs what he should, whatever that is.
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    It's variable, lots come in to play

    Weight out of the eggs, I have hatch some in the 40+ grams and some in the 80+ grams.

    How fast they start eating, some will start the day of their first shed some might take 4 or 6 weeks before getting started.

    So imagine a 40 grams hatchling that take 6 weeks to take his first meal and compare it to a 80 grams hatchling that eats right away, the difference can be pretty significant.

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