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    It's not about weight but body proportions and you do not want to feed anything bigger than a small rat for a male even the biggest ones.

    Males should be lean and trim.

    As for their size at a certain age they all grow at a different rate, based on weight out of the egg, how fast they get started, prey size, feeding frequency, skipped meal, fast and genetic predisposition.
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