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    Quote Originally Posted by AdamF View Post
    I'm sure you can also breed a 900g female, and things can work out fine.
    You can also drink before you drive, and not crash. You can smoke and never get cancer.

    I have yet to meet a professional breeder, or read from experts that DON"T say, "under 1500g is increased risk to mother and eggs.

    It should not go unoticed that the OP lost more than 1/2 the first clutch.

    Of course, your snake, your choice
    What pro breeders are you talking about? Throw out some names to back up those statements.

    Some females never reach 1500grams, does that mean they shouldnt be bred? Im sure there are 1200gram females put there that lay healthy 4-6egg clutches every year. The snakes wont ever get any bigger than this. Same way that not every female will reach 3kg+. Not all get that big.

    Obviously humans are different but thats like saying theres a certain weight that women should get pregnant at and they cant before they reach that weight. Or saying that EVERY girl is sexually mature at the same age. Some girls just "develop" sooner than others. This isnt the case with humans and isnt the case with snakes. They all grow and develop at different rates and if they arent sexually mature they wont lay for you. Same way if a girl isnt sexually mature, well, she cant get pregnant.

    *In no way am i condoning teen pregnancy, just trying to use easy examples lol*

    EDIT: Also im guessing he lost part of the clutch due to the fact that he was not ready for eggs and didnt know how to properly care for them or the babies once they hatched. Once again, just a hunch.
    Last edited by Mike41793; 10-20-2012 at 09:14 PM.
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