I have a year old het kahl albino that I really want to breed to my five year old kahl. The problem is he (the het) is very tiny compared to her. I have heard of boa's being sexually mature at 14 months, but I think that is way to small for my female. At what size should I attempt to breed them. She's almost 6', he's between 2' and 3'
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Re: Breeding size
Wait until he's 18 months to a 2 years old.
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Re: Breeding size
[MENTION=8640]tsblair[/MENTION] is spot on with that 18-24 month target age.
If the size difference is still that significant at 18 months, wait for the 24 month time frame and reevaluate. You might decide that the size difference is still so significant at the 24 month mark that you decide to hold off a little longer just to allow your male to gain a little more size. Not that smaller males can't get the job done, but you do not want to jeopardize the safety of your male if he should be too small when the time comes."An increase in reptile education can lead to a decrease in reptile discrimination." - Bebo
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Re: Breeding size
Originally posted by bebowebb View Post[MENTION=8640]tsblair[/MENTION] is spot on with that 18-24 month target age.
If the size difference is still that significant at 18 months, wait for the 24 month time frame and reevaluate. You might decide that the size difference is still so significant at the 24 month mark that you decide to hold off a little longer just to allow your male to gain a little more size. Not that smaller males can't get the job done, but you do not want to jeopardize the safety of your male if he should be too small when the time comes.
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