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Thread: Breeding Bredli

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09-Jan-08, 10:13 PM

bigguy

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Justin,

Unfortunately, this is a species of python, like the Olives' that takes a little longer to mature then most species. I find that most do not breed till they are at least 4 years old(even the males) and that they have obtained a large size. Females normally over 6.5 ft and solid, with males needing to be at least 6ft and solid . I would say you still have another 2 years to go. Keep the food up to them as much as possible to get them as big as you can by 4 years old. Best of luck.

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