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18-Jul-07, 11:15 PM
| | Regular Member | Join Date: Oct-06 Location: Melbourne Age: 24 | | |
I'm just looking into breeding diamonds. I have a male diamond who is 2 years old 1.5m long. I understand that he will need at least another year or 2 to be ready to breed but I was looking at getting a female. I have found one that is currently 4.5 years old. Would the fact that the female is older make a difference when the time come to breed? |
18-Jul-07, 11:25 PM
|  | Roadkill Subscriber | Join Date: Aug-05 Location: Western Sydney Age/Gender: 25  | | | | No, no difference except that you'll probably end up with more eggs than if you were to use a younger female. Your male would probably breed next year at 3 years, he might even give it a crack this season if given the chance.
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19-Jul-07, 05:29 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Aug-06 Location: Hallowed Hills | | | | By the time you quarrentine her for 12 months he should be fine for next season.
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